A retired Army chaplain, Norman Jones, was diagnosed with ALS after noticing difficulty in running, signaling a broader issue of muscle weakness, a symptom of this neurodegenerative disease.

Residents in San Antonio's Paloma neighborhood opposed a proposed freight liner dealership, influencing the Zoning Commission to recommend against rezoning the land for industrial use.

Grace Lutheran Church in downtown San Antonio installs customized window guards to protect against a rise in vandalism, while maintaining the historic aesthetic of the building.

The San Antonio Charter Review Commission concluded its work, criticized for not including community ideas in its final proposal despite public input sessions.

The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing hosted its 9th annual Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Symposium, focusing on recovery support via education and community resources.

Austin Clubhouse in Texas provides vital mental health support and vocational rehabilitation, helping individuals like Jonathan Denhart overcome bipolar and substance use disorders, despite the state's shortage of mental health professionals.

The Travis County DA is contesting Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, convicted of murder in a Black Lives Matter protest shooting, citing an overstep of powers.

A temporary road closure in North San Antonio Hills from June to September 2024 is announced by Councilmember Havrda to evaluate the impact and gather community feedback.

Boerne’s Das Festival of Kendall celebrates German heritage with a weekend parade, live music, and family contests at the Random Beer Garden during Father's Day weekend.

President Biden's new immigration order, capping asylum claims when illegal crossings exceed a set number, faces criticism from Texas politicians and concerns from migrant advocacy groups.

Texas AG Paxton appeals to the state Supreme Court against the State Bar's disciplinary actions, which he sees as politically motivated retaliation over his 2020 election lawsuit.

San Antonio schools move graduation indoors due to heat, with SAISD altering venues and Edgewood ISD delaying start times to protect students and families from high temperatures.

A Del Rio man was sentenced to over eight years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material after a Department of Homeland Security investigation.