New Braunfels has completed renovations of the Last Public Exit on the Comal River and Landa Park Aquatic Complex, improving accessibility and experience for summer visitors.

San Antonio awarded 244 E-bikes to low-income residents through a rebate program aimed at promoting sustainable transportation, with hopes to continue the initiative in the future.

An 11-year-old brought a gun to Harris Middle School and was arrested after a peer alerted staff. Officials emphasize a zero-tolerance weapons policy and are investigating the incident.

A motorcyclist named Nicholas Smith died in a crash on Interstate 35 near Schertz; the investigation is ongoing, with traffic disruptions at the time of the accident.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito proposed a plan in San Antonio for improved transparency on utility and fiber projects, advocating better coordination and communication standards.

Comal County stops accepting green waste, affecting New Braunfels' recycling program and leading to a proposed use of regular trash bins for green waste, which could produce energy for local homes.

AG Ken Paxton's office arrested Deveon Dwayne Byrd in Houston for allegedly trafficking a minor for sex, highlighting Texas's issue with human trafficking.

The SAPD is hosting a SWAT Challenge on May 31st to recruit candidates and engage with the community in a family-friendly event at the San Antonio Police Training Academy.

San Antonio is bracing for high temperatures, with forecasts showing upper 90s and heat index values possibly hitting 104 degrees later in the week. Cooling relief may arrive with a chance of showers by Memorial Day.

The Texas AG's investigation into Superior Insurance's surveillance activities concluded with no evidence of illegal behavior; the company solely used public information.

The Kyle Police Department is seeking assistance from the public to identify two male suspects involved in a series of door-kicking incidents ...

CBP officers seized over $618k worth of cocaine in a vehicle at the Hidalgo International Bridge, with the assistance of technology and a canine team.

Governor Abbott announced over $580,700 in career training grants for three Metroplex region schools under the JET program, to boost job skills and readiness.