Helotes, Texas, is seeking veterinary clinics to provide animal care including rabies control and emergency treatments. Submissions are due by 3 PM CST on September 12, 2025, via mail or in-person only.

League City offers free pool access for children 16 and under from August 30 to September 1, celebrating summer's end with anonymous donor's generosity.

League City is organizing a blood drive on September 11 to reach a lifesaving goal of 1,000 lives, urging residents to participate. Donors receive free socks and an A1c test, contributing to the crucial blood supply for local hospitals and clinics.

Wilson County government offices close on Labor Day, with ARRIVE Transportation operating on a Saturday schedule. Essential services continue as normal.

San Antonio Animal Care Services partners with NBC Universal to waive adoption fees during the last days of the Clear The Shelters event, urging community to adopt pets.

Governor Abbott announces Brazos Midstream's plan to expand gas processing in Martin County, Texas, with a new plant as part of the JETI program, signaling a $185 million investment.

San Antonio faces a hot end to the week with triple-digit heat indices, potential thunderstorms, and minimal nightly cooling. Weekend may bring slight relief with a chance of rain.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton clinched a third legal win against Beto O’Rourke, establishing Tarrant County's jurisdiction in a case against O'Rourke's group.

Authorities continue to search for 3-year-old Aurora Bojorquez, who went missing around July 7 in San Antonio. An AMBER Alert has been issued; she may be with Amber Heaviland, traveling in a white 2013 Dodge Caravan.

Texas AG Paxton joins with America First Legal and Trump in a legal battle against California's vehicle emission standards, challenging their impact on states' rights and consumer choice.

The City is seeking applicants for its Multimodal Transportation Commission to advise on transportation policies. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is taking legal action against groups for allegedly providing abortion pills, issuing cease-and-desist orders under state and federal laws.

Governor Abbott adds three items to the Texas special session agenda, focusing on penalizing absentee lawmakers, facilitating direct access to Ivermectin through pharmacies, and mandating studies on East Texas aquifers.