Zachry Holdings Inc. has reached a settlement with Golden Pass LNG concerning a dispute over a Texas LNG terminal. Terms are undisclosed, but the deal requires court approval and ends litigation.

CPS Energy hosts an open house for community engagement on July 24, offering morning and evening sessions to discuss energy conservation, billing, and planning.

San Antonio Police seek public tips on the 2016 homicide of Daniella Chavez after her remains were found in 2019. A reward is offered for information leading to a felony arrest.

Former Texas state Rep. Jim Pitts has died at 77. He served from 1993 to 2015 and was known for his bipartisan respect and influence in state politics.

San Antonio sees a surge in child immunization appointments ahead of the school year, despite increasing vaccine exemption rates reported by the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District.

The 9th annual San Antonio Reggae Festival will be held on July 27 at Rosedale Park, featuring live music, Jamaican food, and cultural activities, with at least 10 bands set to perform.

A fourth suspect has been arrested in the San Antonio double-homicide of Jeremy Sanchez and Aaron Michael Espinosa after police used rental car GPS, surveillance footage, phone records, and rap lyrics as evidence.

Two men were hospitalized following separate shootings on the West and South sides of San Antonio, with no suspects detained and police investigations ongoing.

Post-Hurricane Beryl, Texas residents, like Bill Swann, embrace residential solar power for self-reliance and grid issues.

Two deaths occurred in San Antonio: a man was shot following an argument, and the suspect later turned the gun on himself; both were declared dead at the scene.

TxDOT is installing bat boxes on Texas bridges to provide roosting habitats for displaced bats due to bridge construction, as part of wider road improvement and conservation efforts.

League City announces a City Council meeting and a Budget Workshop on July 23, with opportunities for residents to participate in person or watch live online. Public comments are also welcomed.

New Braunfels is facing safety issues due to people jumping into the Guadalupe River from an abandoned building, with property jurisdiction complicating enforcement.