Girls Inc. of San Antonio's President, Lea Rosenauer, commits to empowering young women, highlighting collaborations and program expansions during her BigCitySmallTown interview.

Texas officials are considering expanding passenger rail systems to address population growth and highway congestion, with federal grants aiding studies for potential routes.

Heat-related deaths rise in Texas following Hurricane Beryl, with power outages in Houston contributing to the toll, now at 23. Debate ensues over infrastructure preparedness.

The San Antonio Spurs have reportedly signed undrafted forward Riley Minix to a training camp deal after his impressive Summer League performance and prolific senior season at Morehead State.

A woman was assaulted at San Antonio's Santikos Palladium theater; the suspect remains unidentified and at large, with police investigating the unprovoked attack.

A fire broke out in an abandoned building in downtown San Antonio, quickly controlled by firefighters with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

SAPD arrested Gabriel Aleman, a suspect wanted for the murder of Deanna Arispe in Kerrville, Texas, after a coordinated operation involving surveillance and a helicopter.

Deputy Meredith Portillo died in a wrong-way accident in Bexar County that killed three people, including the driver of a pickup that collided with her Mustang.

The article discusses the rise in homelessness and debates the effectiveness of criminalizing the issue versus investing in support and care, citing the Supreme Court's decision on City of Grants Pass v. Johnson.

New Mayor Johnny Rodriguez of Balcones Heights, known for its cultural scene and jazz festival, is set to influence the city's future arts and economic development.

The Texas Tribune covers deep political divides in Williamson County, Texas, as local Democrats support Biden while Republicans back Trump amid a wider ideological struggle.

The Texas Department of Transportation has made swift recovery efforts following Hurricane Beryl, repairing most damaged signs and signals within two weeks.

Two individuals in Bexar County were sentenced to 42 and 50 years for separate aggravated robberies, with crimes against a 65-year-old woman and a bank respectively.