Four suspected human smugglers were arrested by Bexar County deputies after a suspicious exchange involving migrants was observed at a local travel stop.

Governor Abbott announces a $20,000 reward increase for information on the stabbing of Austin Kanuch in Harris County, totaling $40,000 with Crime Stoppers' offer.

Governor Abbott appointed three members to Texas Board of Respiratory Care, ensuring guidance for the state's respiratory therapy standards until 2031.

Bazan Branch Library will close on September 15 for HVAC upgrades, with services moving to Atanacio Garcia Natatorium starting September 19 during the 4-5 month work.

The Texas Women’s Leadership Conference, aimed at empowering women leaders, is set for February 2026 and features high-profile speakers. It's supported by the Beacon State Fund and sponsors like AT&T.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders flags at half-staff for the late Charlie Kirk following a directive from President Trump, marking state mourning until sunset of September 14, 2025.

Texas Governor Abbott signs legislation to improve rural healthcare access, including House Bill 18 and 3000, focusing on sustainability and ambulance services.

A man disguised with a wig stole multiple bags from a Louis Vuitton store in San Antonio's Shops at LaCantera; authorities seek identification through viral video evidence.

A San Antonio couple was arrested for repeatedly handcuffing their children to bed frames, with accusations of further abuse such as limited meals and physical punishment.

An intruder claiming a San Antonio apartment as his own was stabbed with his knife during a scuffle with residents. Police are investigating the incident.

Texas State won 43-36 against UTSA, with Sparks and Jackson's impressive plays and Henry's 75-yard touchdown run contributing to the Bobcats' victory.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for San Antonio, including a chance of showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 90s and mild winds.

League City Council meeting is scheduled for Sept. 9 at 6 p.m., available in person or online. Public Comment sign-ups are required, and the meetings are regularly held bi-monthly to discuss community affairs.