San Antonio experiences a warm start to fall with high temperatures lingering, but cooler mornings and potential showers are expected later in the week.

A man was arrested in San Antonio for assaulting a store clerk and stealing lottery tickets on a Sunday morning. The police quickly apprehended the suspect after the incident.

A former VA contracting officer in San Antonio has been sentenced for bribery related to VA contracts, including fines, forfeiture of funds, and community service.

The City of San Antonio launches "Senior Summit: Rise to Graduation," a program to help high school seniors graduate, involving workshops, mentorship, and community resources.

San Antonio's forecast promises a week of sunny skies and warm temperatures, with highs in the mid-90s and mild evenings, according to the National Weather Service.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrated Hispanic contributions to Texas' economy at the Governor's Small Business Summit, highlighting the significant impact of Hispanic-owned businesses in the state.

Governor Greg Abbott announces over $2.7 million in grants to Panhandle veteran service organizations to support a thousand veterans and family members across 60 counties.

TxDOT focuses on reducing intersection fatalities in Texas by implementing roundabouts and other innovative intersections that have proven to significantly lower crash rates.

Texas settled with Pieces Technologies over misleading AI healthcare claims, requiring them to disclose true performance metrics and educate hospital staff.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints four members to the Texas Medical Board District One Review Committee, including a professor, a nephrologist, a retired veteran, and a cosmetic surgeon.

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake near Ackerly, Texas was felt across parts of the state, including Dallas-Fort Worth, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.

TxDOT collaborates with ex-NASA scientist Shayla Rivera on the "Save Me With a Seat" campaign, emphasizing car seat safety during National Child Passenger Safety Week.

Texas AG Ken Paxton appeals after a judge dismissed his lawsuit against Bexar County's voter registration mailouts, claiming the program invited voter fraud.