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.

A woman was charged with capital murder after a boy was fatally stabbed in Universal City; police responded to a distress call and the boy died despite medical efforts.

Governor Abbott announced grants over $405,000 for Austin's vocational education, aiming to train students in high-demand fields like HVAC and welding.

An Amazon driver was bitten by a German Shepherd mix in San Antonio, requiring hospital treatment for chest and hand injuries. The dog's guardian received citations, and the dog is quarantined.

San Antonio anticipates a heatwave with highs near 101 degrees today, followed by slightly cooler temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

A TxDOT ferry project in Port Aransas paused due to a West Indian manatee sighting, showing TxDOT's commitment to balancing construction with wildlife protection.

The Juarez-Lincoln Bridge will close temporarily during the 9/11 memorial ceremony from 6:45-8:00 a.m., and travelers are advised to plan accordingly or use alternate routes.

Scotiabank is expanding into Dallas, Texas, creating 1,020 jobs and investing $60 million, backed by a $10.8 million grant from the Texas Enterprise Fund.

San Antonio's weather will range from the high 80s to over 100 degrees, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, and chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing over the weekend.

An 18-year-old was injured by a pit bull at Harlandale Park, leading to an emergency room visit. The dog, described as hostile, is still at large; an investigation is ongoing.

Two individuals died in a flash flood in San Antonio after heavy rains, with their bodies found along Salado Creek. An initially missing person was later found safe.