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.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a $146 billion transportation plan to improve roads and reduce congestion over ten years, in anticipation of the state's growing population and economy.

New Braunfels' Public Works Department seeks public input on its street maintenance plan, with online feedback and an in-person forum scheduled for August 27, 2025.

San Antonio faces varying weather with high temperatures and intermittent thunderstorms predicted, ranging from a high of 99 degrees to lows in the mid-70s, and fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week.

An employee at a North Side food truck shot a man allegedly trying to steal a tip jar, leading to the worker's arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

San Antonio weather forecast includes rain and possible thunderstorms, with high temperatures and gusty winds at times. Conditions will vary, with rain chances persisting into the week.

San Antonio's FY 2026 budget proposal is set at $4 billion, with priorities on essential services like homelessness, housing, and public safety, despite revenue shortfalls and predicted deficits.

A book returned to San Antonio Public Library 82 years overdue was accepted without fees, aligning with their 2021 policy. The book was found in Oregon with a letter of its history.

Boerne residents are invited to review and comment on proposed property tax rates: the no-new-revenue rate at $0.4615 and the voter-approval rate at $0.4865 per $100 of value.

The victim of a fatal shooting by a security guard at a South Side auto body shop has been identified as 41-year-old Eric Rodriguez. The incident is under investigation.

Kellogg's will remove artificial dyes from its cereals by 2027, following a legal agreement with Texas AG Ken Paxton, marking a shift towards safer food products.