San Antonio's Labor Day weekend forecast includes both sunny skies and possible thunderstorms with highs in the low 90s and comfortable evening temperatures. The rest of the week looks warmer and clearer.

Governor Abbott announces joint assessments with the SBA for federal disaster assistance after a Houston apartment fire, urging affected Texans to report damage.

The Western District of Texas reports 234 new immigration cases including smuggling and illegal re-entry, highlighting the region's law enforcement challenges.

New Braunfels is set to commemorate the 9/11 attacks with a ceremony at Main Plaza, featuring a procession, flag rituals, speeches, and a bell ringing at the exact time of the first attack.

Governor Abbott and Secretary Kennedy discussed the Rural Healthcare Transformation Program and investments to improve health services in rural Texas.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass Port of Entry arrested a Mexican man wanted for child indecency charges on the Camino Real International Bridge, highlighting border security efforts.

San Antonio invites youth artists to enter the MLK Youth Art Contest, interpreting the theme "Diversity Unites Us: Love Leads Us & Action Propels Us."

New Braunfels announces a road closure on Landa Park Drive for maintenance on September 5 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., urging drivers to find alternative routes.

San Antonio police investigate a shooting death on Southwest Military Drive, searching for two suspects seen fleeing the scene.

A 6-year-old boy was struck and killed by a truck while playing in San Antonio; the driver stopped to help and is not charged. The local community is supporting the grieving family.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office busted an illegal gambling operation in San Antonio, detaining 22 people and potentially linking the den to organized crime.

San Antonio faces another hot day with a high near 99°F and heat index up to 103°F, with minimal breeze. The high heat persists into Friday, but possible showers and storms may bring relief over the weekend.

Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Workforce Commission announce a September 4 deadline to apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance following the Fourth of July floods in Texas.