San Antonio expects high temperatures in the mid-90s with sparse chances of rain and thunderstorms. Evenings will offer slight relief with lows around 75 degrees. Winds may peak at 25 mph, providing minimal cooling.

Round Rock's new Fire Station 10 is under construction to improve emergency response in northeastern areas, with completion expected by 2026, as part of a $44 million safety initiative from a May 2023 bond election.

Texas received a $262,944 job training grant to improve commercial banking skills, benefiting 317 Lone Star National Bank employees. Governor Abbott emphasized the investment's significance for economic growth.

Attorney General Ken Paxton warns Austin of legal action for contracting with companies that discriminate against the firearm industry, breaching Texas law.

CBP officers at the Laredo Port of Entry intercepted over $1 million worth of meth, with one Mexican citizen arrested following discovery of the drugs in his vehicle.

Two shootings in San Antonio left three people injured; one at a bar and another in a drive-by incident. Suspects are at large; police are investigating.

San Antonio endures a deadly flash flood, claiming 13 lives, with the identities of 12 victims released. The city saw extensive damage and rescue efforts in response to record rainfall.

A man was fatally shot by a female acquaintance in San Antonio; she fled and is being sought by police. The shooting happened on Friday night and the suspect remains at large.

San Antonio forecast includes cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and high temperatures, with a 40% chance of rain and highs near 95°F. Heat indices may exceed 100°F. Winds remain 5-10 mph.

New Braunfels announces city service changes for Juneteenth, affecting facilities like City Hall and the Public Library, with no alteration to waste collection services.

Texas Attorney General files lawsuit concerning 23andMe's bankruptcy, highlighting Texans' rights to genetic data privacy and consent before selling their personal information.

San Antonio launched a safety initiative offering workshops at City Resilience Hubs to prepare residents for hot weather, including topics on heat preparedness and community assistance.

San Antonio's City Council approved $12 million for affordable housing initiatives, aimed at creating and preserving rental homes, with an emphasis on low-income families.