The National Weather Service predicts a 30% chance of rain for San Antonio this morning, with clearer skies and a high of 69 degrees later in the day. Winds may reach up to 20 mph.

CBP agriculture specialists intercepted a potentially harmful corn rootworm beetle in a palm foliage shipment at the Brownsville Port of Entry, preventing a threat to U.S. agriculture.

San Antonio anticipates varied weather, including potential showers and severe storms, but expects clearer skies and calmer conditions as the new week approaches.

Governor Abbott appoints John Bielamowicz to the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council to oversee mental health services. His role requires Senate confirmation.

The Manchester School of Soccer offers a week-long Indoor Soccer Futsal Camp to improve skills and teamwork, with sessions in May and August, held at Das Rec.

San Antonio's Paw-changa Adoption Fiesta aims to home 200 pets, offering VIP tickets for early access and perks such as free parking and a Zumba class.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott declares April 2025 Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, emphasizing survivor respect and rigorous prosecution of offenders.

Texas Governor Abbott has stated that the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC) lacks required permits for construction, and multiple state investigations into EPIC's activities are underway.

Texas AG Paxton filed an amicus brief supporting Trump's border security measures, framing immigrant influx as an "invasion" and a constitutional crisis.

A dispute at Aura Bar and Lounge in San Antonio resulted in a shooting, leaving one dead and four injured early Sunday. The incident is under investigation.

Gov. Greg Abbott announces a $7.87 million grant to DSM Semichem for its Texas facility expansion, anticipating job creation and semiconductor industry growth.

CBP warns travelers of restrictions on bringing cascarones (confetti-filled eggshells) for Easter, limiting them to 12 per person and requiring they be clean to prevent avian diseases.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton obtained a temporary injunction against Maria Margarita Rojas, closing her clinics accused of illegal abortions and unlicensed medical practice.