Travis County DA José Garza is petitioning to overturn Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, who killed a protester, citing an overreach of executive authority.

CPS Energy ensures the power grid is ready for the summer heat in San Antonio, with preparations including power plant checks and operational reviews for peak demand periods. They also stress customer engagement and energy savings programs.

A woman accused of intoxication manslaughter in a fatal crash involving a former teacher seeks to modify her bail conditions before her upcoming court hearing.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg supports President Biden's executive order to limit asylum seekers once a daily threshold is reached, amid controversy and potential legal challenges.

San Antonio is facing a drug overdose crisis, prompting the allocation of $909,000 in opioid settlement funds for initiatives addressing the issue, as reported by the San Antonio Report.

Texas is experiencing tarantula mating season, leading to more sightings of these harmless spiders, important for controlling pests and with significant lifespan differences between genders.

Roxanne Mathai settled with Bexar County for $395,000 over a wrongful termination suit and plans to run for Sheriff against Javier Salazar. She was fired after attending the January 6 rally but claims no riot involvement.

Crime Stoppers released video footage of suspects in the murder of Miguel Angel Marquez in San Antonio, seeking public assistance and offering a $5,000 reward for tips leading to arrests.

The article discusses the forecast of high temperatures in San Antonio, with sunny days reaching over 100 degrees and advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Texas Education Agency appoints a conservator to oversee Great Hearts Texas charter schools after TEA discovered compliance issues with employee fingerprinting.

The '#TalkAwayTheDark' campaign aims to reduce suicide rates by encouraging open conversations about mental health and recognizing early warning signs.

JCB began the construction of a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio, which will create 1,500 jobs and is expected to have a significant economic impact on the city.

San Antonio Councilwoman Viagran, initially backing a ban on horse-drawn carriages, now seeks compromise for their continuation, while others remain in favor of the ban, highlighting the complexity of balancing tradition and modern urban concerns.