U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Del Rio International Bridge arrested Modesto Infante Regalado, wanted for indecent exposure to a minor, during a secondary inspection.

Daniel Harper has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the State Pension Review Board until 2029, bringing financial expertise from his role at the Texas State University System.

Street repairs in San Antonio are planned from October 2 to November 2, occurring at night to minimize daytime traffic disruptions. Local detours and longer commutes are expected.

The article details San Antonio's sunny weather forecast with high temperatures around 95-97 degrees and clear skies, expected to continue into the next week.

San Antonio's Woodlawn Lake Park received a $3.25 million federal grant for upgrades, including a splashpad and new trees, building on the city's existing investment.

A gun was shown in a student fight outside Burbank High School in San Antonio. The individual with the gun, who was not a student, was detained. Concerned parents seek reassurances about safety.

Former Vikings QB Tommy Kramer reveals his dementia diagnosis on social media, inspired by Brett Favre's admission of Parkinson's. He reflects positively on his life and career.

Governor Abbott has appointed Jeb Hogan to the Nueces River Authority Board, with a term until 2029. Hogan has experience in ranching and a background in animal science.

Texas deploys a search-and-rescue team to support Florida as Tropical Storm Helene approaches, demonstrating interstate solidarity in disaster preparedness.

CBP officers at Presidio port seized 748 pounds of Mexican bologna and undeclared prescription drugs from a woman's vehicle after she only declared a cooked meal.

The San Antonio Public Library is observing Banned Books Week, highlighting the increase in book censorship attempts and promoting the freedom to read.

The Laredo Sector Border Patrol launched a Youth of the Month program to honor outstanding high school seniors in the area for their academic achievements.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather in San Antonio, with temperatures up to 96°F, advising residents to take heed of the heat index values.