San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will attend the swearing-in of Mexico City's new Head of Government, emphasizing the strong ties between the two cities.

A Texas couple was sentenced for defrauding the PPP loan program, receiving 286 and 108 months in prison, and were ordered to pay over $3 million in restitution.

A severe fire damaged a triplex in the city's northeast side early Friday, injuring one firefighter and causing significant destruction to the central unit. The cause is under investigation.

An Ozone Action Day warning for October 4 due to high ozone levels was issued by TCEQ for San Antonio, urging sensitive groups to stay indoors and all residents to reduce pollution.

Gov. Abbott announced a $329,000 grant to Westwood ISD for vocational training, focusing on welding and involving a partnership with Trinity Valley Community College.

A single ticket in Sugar Land, Texas claimed the $800 million Mega Millions jackpot, marking the state's largest lottery payout. The win occurred on September 10, with the prize chosen as a lump sum.

DiwaliSA's 16th annual celebration in San Antonio will offer traditional Indian dance, food, and crafts, emphasizing cultural unity and the city's bond with Chennai, India.

San Antonio is expected to enjoy sunny days with clear skies and warm temperatures around 94-95 degrees, and mostly clear nights with lows around 71 degrees, lasting through Friday, with a slight chance of rain on Saturday.

John Ghrist, 36, a former teacher, was arrested over an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old student.

The trial of three ex-SAPD officers charged with the fatal shooting of Melissa Perez will now be overseen by Judge Ron Rangel after the defense claimed bias from the previous judge.

New Braunfels announces railroad maintenance resulting in week-long crossing closures from October 1-8, with daily closures during 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. and detours for commuters.

The weather forecast for San Antonio predicts a week of warm, clear skies with temperatures in the mid-90s, though a slight chance of showers exists for Saturday afternoon.

San Antonio councilmembers request a campaign to address celebratory gunfire and promote public safety, also encouraging residents to report such incidents to the police.