Texas AG Ken Paxson anticipates a second impeachment attempt, while facing federal scrutiny for alleged misconduct, with political tensions high in the state legislature.

San Antonio's weekend forecast includes sun, potential showers, and thunderstorms with highs near 95°F, high humidity, and sporadic 20-30% chances of rain through Sunday. Nights will stay warm, around 76°F.

Fiesta Flambeau announces the "Deep in the Arts of Texas" theme for the 2025 parade highlighting Texan creativity.

William Jake Childers, 39, from Midland, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a deadly fentanyl trafficking operation linked to two fatal overdoses in Texas.

A Texas grocery store installs an ammo vending machine with facial recognition and ID scanners, raising safety concerns despite the CEO's claim of responsible gun ownership.

San Antonio may soon get a direct flight to Washington D.C., pending regulatory approval, an initiative expected to boost the city's business ties and industry presence nationally.

Juan Antonio Hernandez, 52, was shot dead by SWAT in San Antonio after firing at officers during a standoff; no officers were injured. Investigations are ongoing.

Urban-15 celebrates its 50th anniversary with the "Images of Motion" exhibition, showcasing its cultural contributions to San Antonio through decades of performances.

Bitcoin mining's rise in Texas prompts concerns over noise pollution and grid strain, with local residents and lawmakers fearing increased utility costs and potential blackouts.

Spectrum customers in Texas experienced widespread outages in internet, phone, and cable services. The cause wasn't stated, but the issues followed Hurricane Beryl. CPS Energy reported it was state-wide, affecting various providers.

Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver tours Texas with running mate Mike ter Maat, courting dissatisfied voters from both major parties and strategizing to bolster their party's influence from local to national levels.

Tropical Storm Beryl downgraded from a hurricane, causing two deaths, power outages, and destruction in Texas; authorities warn of flooding and extreme heat. Shelters and aid agencies offer assistance.

San Antonio Animal Care Services (SAACS) launches "Empty the Shelters" event until end of July with $25 adoption fees, backed by BISSELL Pet Foundation to alleviate overcrowding.