Schertz's Parks & Rec Department is hosting an open house on September 23 to discuss and seek public feedback on the town's green master plan, followed by a Parks Advisory Board Meeting.

Texas Governor announces 541 schools awarded the Purple Star for military support, a 202% increase, reflecting the state’s commitment to military families.

San Antonio's City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget, with District 5 Councilmember Teri Castillo highlighting the benefits for working-class families, including funding for key services and infrastructure upgrades.

Governor Greg Abbott designates the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua as a terrorist organization and launches an operation to combat its criminal activities in Texas.

A Texas court hears arguments over AG Paxton's bid to stop Bexar County's voter registration outreach, amidst claims of unlawfulness and concerns for election security.

The City of Seguin announced a one-day shutdown of its Development Services online portal on September 27, 2024, for maintenance, advising residents to call 830-401-2435 for assistance.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Grant Coates and James "Jim" Trippon to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, with terms ending on January 31, 2025. They bring extensive financial and oversight experience to the board.

Councilmember John Courage has proposed a Council Consideration Request to establish a 1,000-foot no-vape zone around schools and daycares in San Antonio to reduce youth access to vaping products.

Governor Abbott met with Korean ambassadors, discussing Texas-South Korea economic ties, semiconductor and energy sectors, and space industry potential, highlighting investments and trade.

A Mexican woman gets a 12-year prison term for leading a human smuggling ring, with a co-defendant sentenced for related crimes after a high-speed chase incident.

A Southside ISD school bus crash in San Antonio occurred without injuries to the four high school students onboard, despite initial reports suggesting minor injuries.

A tow truck driver in San Antonio is being investigated for towing a car with a 5-year-old inside, despite that being against the law and company policy.

CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry arrested a man on felony warrants for alleged sexual offenses against a child. Jesus Campos Aranda, 69, was identified through biometric verification and detained for legal proceedings.