A 60-year-old woman went missing while hiking at Hill Country State Natural Area in San Antonio, prompting an urgent search led by Medina County officials.

League City rolls out a digital June Events and Reminders List on Facebook, providing residents with a quick reference to important dates and city happenings, with a downloadable version also available.

Sean Skaggs conducts thorough inspections of structures in Boerne, Texas, as part of the city's Permitting and Code Compliance department, emphasizing safety and quality in construction.

Houston clinic owner Gwendolyn Gibbs sentenced to 84 months for a $15M Medicare fraud, ordered to pay $8.68M in restitution, and faces three years of supervised release.

The Texas AG shut down Sun Spa in Austin for illegal activities, part of a larger state-wide effort against human trafficking and illicit massage parlors.

Texas proposes a curriculum emphasizing the Bible in public schools, met with support and criticism over potential religious indoctrination versus classical education aims.

Antonio Hinojosa Jr. sentenced to 16 years for the armed robbery of a pawn shop and selling stolen goods online.

San Antonio is hosting several cultural events including the Queer Voices Pachanga, the opening of Ruby City's 'Unsettled Eye' exhibition with free food, a salsa social at Cuba 1618, and an art exhibition at La Zona.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a week of changing conditions, with early fog followed by sunny skies and high temperatures, a chance of rain and thunderstorms mid-week, and a return to mostly sunny weather and warmth by the weekend.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office released a video and is seeking public help to identify three suspects involved in a shooting at a San Antonio home. No injuries were reported.

UT Tyler student Chris McMillan, a TxDOT intern, led his university's concrete canoe team to a historic finish and won the ASCE Texas-Mexico Region 6 competition in 2024.

A Texas high-speed chase led to a vehicle crash near Del Rio, resulting in three deaths and several injuries, with federal charges being pursued against the driver.

The community bid farewell to Dorie Miller Elementary School, one of 13 schools closing due to enrollment declines, with emotions of celebration and sorrow.