San Antonio faces summer-like heat with temperatures nearing 98-101 degrees and high heat index values. Winds provide little relief. Some chances of showers and thunderstorms appear early in the week, with a slight cooling trend forecast.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation to reinforce the state's pro-business stance, including a business judgment rule and tax exemptions for specific entities.

Ken Paxton won a legal case enforcing the Texas Open Meetings Act, requiring Travis County Commissioners to follow transparency laws after they tried to approve funds secretly.

San Antonio police are searching for a man who left his girlfriend behind after a motorcycle crash on I-10. The woman was injured and taken to a hospital; the man's identity remains undisclosed.

San Antonio is expected to face a week of extreme heat, with temperatures potentially reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and minimal relief in the evenings. Residents are advised to take precautions against the sustained high temperatures.

Killeen, Texas, has been recognized as a travel hotspot and certified as a Tourism Friendly Texas Community by the Governor and Travel Texas, honoring its commitment to tourism and economic growth.

New Braunfels retains its Class 1 PPC rating in fire protection, demonstrating superior fire suppression capabilities and benefiting from lower insurance premiums.

San Antonio faces extreme heat with temperatures forecasted to exceed 100 degrees, causing potential health risks. The heat is expected to persist, with only minimal night-time cooling and slight chances of rain.

The TCEQ alerts San Antonio of an Ozone Action Day due to high air pollution; Metro Health advises vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggests pollution-reduction practices.

A 16-year-old girl on an electric skateboard was hit and killed by a car in San Antonio; sunlight may have affected the driver's sight. The driver is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

San Antonio police named Sheldon Butts, 23, as the suspect shot by an officer after allegedly stealing scissors and attacking the officer at Thai Hut.

Patrick Hernandez was arrested for suspected child grooming of a juvenile female relative with alleged unwanted contact and inappropriate advances. The victim feared potential violence.

San Antonio City Council supports the Ready to Work initiative with $5.9 million for local business training to improve skills and boost income potential.