San Antonio launches a $30 million solar initiative, installing panels on municipal buildings, with six buildings complete and plans for 42, expected to cut the city's building electricity use by 11%.

A man squatting in an apartment was critically injured after being stabbed multiple times by a man and a woman. The assailants fled, and police are investigating nearby homeless camps for suspects.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Biden Administration over a new HHS rule he claims impedes state law enforcement investigations and contradicts HIPAA's intent.

Schertz City Council invites residents to a public hearing regarding a Specific Use Permit for a new convenience store with gas pumps on September 17th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.

Schertz Councilmember Tiffany Gibson resigns for health and family reasons, with her term ending prematurely in September 2024. A special election is slated for May 2025 to fill her seat.

Law enforcement agencies have arrested individuals linked to shootings at JBSA-Lackland and an accidental shooting at a birthday party in San Antonio, highlighting the utility of ballistic technology and inter-agency collaboration.

The murder of Nepalese student Muna Pandey in Houston led to the arrest of a 51-year-old, with surveillance footage playing a key role in the investigation.

Reynoldo Rios turned himself in for the murder of Angel Hernandez over a debt. He was identified from a Crime Stoppers report and caught on camera at the crime scene.

San Antonio celebrates National Senior Center Month with talent shows for citizens over 60, highlighting their skills and fostering community engagement.

Governor Abbott appoints Ben Robertson, with expertise in Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law, to Bexar County's 73rd Judicial District Court for a term through 2024.

Attorney Terence Davis is appointed to the 480th Judicial District Court in Williamson County by Governor Greg Abbott, to serve until December 31, 2024. Davis runs the Davis Law Firm, P.C. and holds a board certification in family law.

Bexar County Commissioners Court approved mailing voter registration applications despite Texas AG Ken Paxton's legal threats, aiming to increase civic participation.

San Antonio Zoo closed temporarily due to floodwaters but is set to reopen as conditions improve, with all animals safe.