San Antonio's Malouf International Group hosts its 4th annual backpack giveaway with school essentials at Urban Air Trampoline Park, no registration required, featuring free jumping and entertainment.

A dispute at Splach Bar & Grill in San Antonio led to a shooting after an argument between patrons. No injuries have been reported, and the shooter is at large. Police are investigating.

The article discusses the San Antonio Spurs’ potential to improve in the next NBA season, highlighting Blake Wesley’s optimism and the team's acquisition of experienced players like Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes.

SAPD issued a murder warrant for Adiah Roberson, the suspect in a Sonic Drive-In manager’s fatal shooting after a money dispute. Authorities seek public assistance.

The ATU Local 694 protested against VIA Metropolitan Transit, demanding better conditions and a 40% raise, claiming management is unwilling to engage in constructive dialogue.

Inmate phone and video call rates in Texas have been significantly lowered following advocacy efforts. The FCC's cap sets prices as low as 5 cents per minute to address high communication costs.

A CPS Energy lineman was electrocuted while restoring power in San Antonio; pronounced dead after efforts to save him failed. An investigation is ongoing.

Three earthquakes struck near Hermleigh, Texas, with the strongest at 4.9 magnitude, causing tremors felt across West Texas. No damages reported, but concerns over fracking's role are noted.

San Antonio families seek justice for Meagan Gonzales and Daniella Chavez, whose murder cases remain unsolved. Officials and Crime Stoppers urge public for leads.

A shelter-in-place order ensued in San Antonio after a man reportedly fired shots at an apartment complex, leading to a police standoff and an ongoing search for the suspect.

SpaceX's planned fifth Starship flight may be delayed as it awaits FAA approval for a land-based Super Heavy booster landing, a switch from previous water landings.

Leon Valley Planning & Zoning Commission will meet on July 23, 2024, to fill a vacant seat, review several key zoning issues, and potentially amend city ordinances, with documents available on the City's website.

The Schertz City Council has scheduled public hearings on August 6, 2024, to discuss a new telecommunications facility and a residential zoning change.