The Level Up Resource Fair in San Antonio offered recent high school graduates advice on college, trades, and job placements, with numerous organizations providing support and resources for future planning.

A motorcyclist, 21, died after a collision with a SAPD patrol car in San Antonio. The incident, which also involved a third vehicle, is under investigation. No charges are anticipated at this time.

San Antonio Police are searching for suspects after a teenager was killed in a shooting on East Dullnig Court, suspected to be related to a drug deal.

An Amazon 18-wheeler crash caused major delays on I-10 West in East Bexar County, with all westbound lanes closed at Zuehl Road. Traffic was rerouted, with significant slowdowns reported.

San Antonio is seeking community input for its Alamo City Bicycle Network Plan, aiming to add 1,600 miles of bike lanes to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.

A 16-year-old and two others were charged in the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old in San Antonio, with authorities investigating a recent surge in local gun violence.

The forecast for San Antonio indicates varying weather conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and occasional gusty winds throughout the week.

Gov. Abbott adds Fort Bend and Washington to Texas counties where SNAP recipients automatically get benefits replacement after Hurricane Beryl, ensuring food replenishment with expedited aid.

A shooting after a fight at a West Side apartment in San Antonio left three men hospitalized and resulted in three detentions. The incident occurred around midnight and is under investigation.

A man was grazed by a bullet in a San Antonio drive-by shooting. He had argued with the shooter, who fled the scene and remains at large. The victim is stable after hospitalization.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has launched Sentinel, a free school safety system provided through the TEA to enhance security and standardize threat assessments in schools.

League City's Parks and Recreation Department announces summer events, including family pool and dance parties, free park activities for kids, and an inclusive Western-themed dance, with registration opening soon for fall programs.

League City's Parks & Recreation guide for fall is now available with various classes; registration for most programs begins on July 15 and 17. Residents can sign up online or in person, with ID and water bill required for locals.