New Braunfels invites bids for the Bergfeld Filtration System to enhance its water supply. Bidders can find details and submission forms on the city's website.

The Devine Warhorses are preparing for the upcoming football season with high expectations, aiming to go beyond last year’s playoff appearance and pursue a district title.

Texas AG Ken Paxton's probe into ActBlue has led to the platform adding CVV codes for donation security, with the investigation ongoing to protect election integrity.

Heat advisories are in effect, with forecasts suggesting temporary relief through potential afternoon storms in some areas, amidst sustained high temperatures.

New Braunfels wraps up summer with an Aqua Fitness Party for ages 16+ members on August 30, offering a mix of aquatic exercise and social interaction at Das Rec Leisure Pool.

The 76th San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo in 2025 features artists like Keith Urban and Dwight Yoakam, alongside traditional events and shopping experiences.

San Antonio is enduring a heatwave with temperatures over 100 degrees. A possible shift towards cooler weather may arrive between late September and early October, offering some relief.

San Antonio council members propose ways to protect tenants from water shutoffs at apartments with delinquent bills, including penalties for landlords and public postings of overdue properties.

A judge has denied bond reduction for Roland Contreras, charged with murder and assault related to a taco stand shooting, ensuring he remains in jail.

Free back-to-school haircuts are being offered in San Antonio and DeSoto County by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity chapters and partners, boosting kids' confidence for the new school year.

San Antonio's bond ratings are affirmed at AAA and AA+ by S&P, Moody’s, and Fitch, reflecting its strong fiscal management and stable economic outlook.

The San Antonio Public Library offers free resources like online tutoring in English and Spanish and access to a vast collection, including specialized databases, to support learners of all levels.

San Antonio's budget discussions are complicated by firefighter union contract negotiations and potential charter amendments affecting city leadership compensation.