CPS Energy in San Antonio opens applications for its rebranded Community Input Committee, aiming to enhance transparency and community involvement in the city's power and energy policies.

Differing responses to pro-Palestine student protests at University of Texas and Texas State University have led to multiple arrests and debates over free speech.

Texas AG Ken Paxton and Kansas AG Kris Kobach plan to sue the federal government over firearms regulations, with details to be revealed at a press conference.

Spirit Airlines introduces a new nonstop flight route from San Antonio to Dallas Fort Worth, starting operations on July 10, with two daily flights aboard Airbus A320 aircraft.

San Antonio police search for suspects who burglarized a Chase Bank ATM, stealing cash after damaging the unit.

The Bazan Branch Library is closing temporarily for roof repairs following hailstorm damage, with services and nearby branches available for San Antonio patrons.

Firefighters in San Antonio contained a garage fire early Tuesday on Ridge Pass Drive, saving a family of three and preventing the flames from spreading to the main house. No injuries reported; the fire cause remains under investigation.

Texas Lottery's second-chance program gives non-winning scratch-off players another opportunity to win, including prizes like an all-expenses-paid trip; however, many players are unaware.

San Antonio's Ready to Work program proposes a $49.5 million budget for 2025 to train residents for in-demand jobs, including adding staff and increasing support services.

In a near-tragic incident, eight children were saved from a sinking raft on the Rio Grande. The Coast Guard's quick action highlights ongoing challenges at the border.

A study at Wuest Ranch finds diverse wildlife, highlighting the need for conservation amid urban development near San Antonio's Natural Bridge Caverns.

Texas sues the Biden administration to halt the extension of Title IX protections to LGBTQ+ students, challenging the redefinition of sex discrimination.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against the Biden Administration, opposing changes to Title IX's sex discrimination protections to include gender identity.