The City of Cibolo's Planning Department was recognized by the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association for its excellence in planning and community awareness efforts.

City Hall closes for Labor Day, but emergency services continue. Parking meters are free, pools and parks open, while trash collection remains on schedule. Public libraries and some facilities will be closed.

SAACS is seeking temporary foster parents for an influx of animals. The "Sit. Stay. Learn." series provides training and supplies to fosters, who must provide a nurturing temporary home until adoption.

The Se Busca Información initiative, by U.S. CBP and Mexican officials, targets five new criminals to enhance border safety and seeks public aid through a tip line.

The City of Seguin is seeking developer partnerships to transform the Nolte property downtown into a cultural and economic hub, initiating the project with a Request for Qualifications.

Federal authorities arrested 21 individuals with purported ties to the Chuco Tango gang in El Paso, targeting drug trafficking and illegal firearms possession.

A house fire in San Antonio left three people homeless but unharmed. Firefighters contained the blaze, which did not spread to adjacent houses. The cause is under investigation.

San Antonio teacher unions are discussing political issues affecting education, including school funding and opposition to voucher programs, emphasizing the need for increased budget and teacher pay raises.

Authorities arrested 48 individuals in Uvalde, Texas, on drug trafficking charges associated with gang activity, with potential penalties of up to 10 years and $10M fines per charge.

Huntington ISD received a $140,000 grant from the TWC to enhance their career training programs, particularly in welding, as part of the JET initiative.

Twelve people in San Antonio face charges for trafficking stolen firearms and illegal machinegun conversion devices after a law enforcement operation.

A San Antonio man was arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot and made his initial court appearance in Texas.

Uvalde is set to build a new elementary school, funded in part by a $10 million donation, to replace Robb Elementary, the site of a tragic mass shooting.