Seguin will test weather sirens on July 6 near Starcke Park, coinciding with Hurricane Beryl's approach, to ensure preparedness, not indicating an emergency.

Boerne's Adler Road is set for major improvements, with a phased overhaul beginning in 2025 to address traffic and drainage, featuring new culverts and an upgraded road.

Governor Greg Abbott is traveling to Asia to promote Texas in global economic and innovation sectors, aiming to strengthen ties with Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

A man was hospitalized after being hit by a car while crossing a street in San O Antonio; police do not suspect alcohol and no charges are anticipated.

The Tejas Rodeo Company in Bulverde, Texas, kicks off its 18th season of Saturday night rodeos, featuring events like bull riding, team roping, and barrel racing, with emphasis on safety and Western heritage.

San Antonio invites high schoolers to join its Youth Commission, offering them a chance to influence city policies and represent local youth concerns. Applications are open with assistance available.

The local library and Hill Country Family Services offer free counseling sessions on Wednesdays in July, from 9 am to noon, as part of their ongoing community support efforts.

San Antonio's search for the head of Animal Care Services continues, as no final candidates matched expectations. Interim leadership is in place amid public concern over rising dog attacks and euthanasia rates.

A shooting in San Antonio involving roommates left one man critically injured and the suspected shooter dead from a self-inflicted gunshot in a reported domestic violence incident.

SAWS board approves a new water conservation plan to address a record 21 billion gallons of lost water due to leaks, focusing on infrastructure upgrades and responsive repairs.

A Texas couple was sentenced to prison for running a meth distribution network; Joseph Ivy received 37 years, and Yvette Contreras got 25 years. They were linked to a Mexican cartel and caught with drugs, cash, and a transaction ledger.

The City of Leon Valley has cancelled its City Council meeting scheduled for July 2nd at 6:30pm without immediate explanation, with notices posted on its official website.

A body with multiple gunshot wounds was found in San Antonio, and police are investigating the case as a homicide. The victim, unidentified, had been there for over 24 hours.