Record travel is expected this Memorial Day weekend since 2010, with nearly 500 flights a day from Houston and over 38 million road-trippers, despite recent weather challenges and ongoing construction.

Anabel White resigned from the Uvalde CISD Board; a new trustee is sought by June. After the Robb Elementary shooting, families filed a lawsuit, and Uvalde reached a $2 million settlement with them. The city plans to improve police standards.

An HR employee at SeaWorld San Antonio is charged with invasive visual recording for allegedly sending himself an explicit video from a candidate's phone during an interview.

The YMCA in San Antonio offers free counseling services for various groups including children, seniors, veterans, and parents, financed by grants aimed at supporting mental health.

The Mexican Cultural Institute in Hemisfair celebrates queer identity through Anel Flores' art, reflecting 30 years of LGBTQ+ narratives accompanied by a selection of other queer artists' work.

The San Antonio Police seek public assistance to find the missing teenager Aalaya "Nana" Soto, last seen on May 12 near Henderson Pass and Turkey Point Street.

Governor Greg Abbott announces $17 million in grants for rural Texas hospitals to enhance their healthcare services and infrastructure, with applications open until June 21.

Das Rec in New Braunfels alters its Memorial Day hours to 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for workouts and pool access, offering fitness classes and swim times to accommodate holiday schedules.

Zachry Holdings, a San Antonio construction firm, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid difficulties with the Golden Pass LNG project, planning a structured exit while its other operations continue.

The article details San Antonio's mixed weather forecast, including sun, clouds, and potential thunderstorms, with varying temperatures throughout the week.

The Kerrville Police Department warns of a scam where someone posing as Sergeant Jonathan Lamb coerces local businesses into buying gift cards to avoid fake criminal charges. They emphasize that legitimate agencies never ask for gift card payments.

ABODE in San Antonio offers free, contemplative care for up to three terminal patients at a time, focusing on being present and providing a peaceful environment, as per the San Antonio Report.

The Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on June 5th to discuss rezoning two land parcels. Residents can share their views on these proposed changes.