San Antonio launches the "Call the Shots" campaign to educate the public on the dangers of celebratory gunfire and to encourage reporting such incidents to the police.

San Antonio police are investigating after a body was found in the river downtown, with no apparent signs of trauma. The identity and cause of death are pending.

San Antonio announces a Fourth of July celebration with events such as the Market Square Celebration, the Stars & Stripes Parade, Market Days at La Villita, and Fiesta Noche del Rio. There are also practical tips for downtown parking.

San Antonio police are investigating a stabbing at Woodhill Apartments which left one man hospitalized and his roommate arrested for aggravated assault.

Former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg hints at political return, possibly eyeing a statewide candidacy, as he addresses complex and urgent challenges at a rally.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 30% chance of rain and thunderstorms in San Antonio, with high temperatures around 92 degrees and gusts up to 20 mph.

San Antonio's Complete Streets Policy ranks first in national rankings by Smart Growth America, scoring 96/100 for its inclusive approach to urban planning for diverse transportation modes.

San Antonio braces for high heat with temperatures nearing 93 degrees, while increasing clouds moderate night temperatures. Rain chances and widespread haze are forecast for the upcoming days.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty in Waco, TX, for immigration violations after failing to update his address and carrying his alien registration card. He was sentenced to time-served.

The forecast for San Antonio includes sun, clouds, slight rain chances, and persistent haze with high temps and heat indices. Winds will be mild. The weekend into next week sees continued warmth and haze.

San Antonio weather is a mix of sun, possible showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures reaching the low 90s and light breezes turning gusty in the evenings.

AG Ken Paxton announces a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over the opioid crisis. The funds will support addiction treatment and recovery efforts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed 1,155 bills and vetoed 28, with a special legislative session starting July 21 to reconsider certain bills. His actions addressed issues including tax relief, education, and cybersecurity.