El Paso unveils a new memorial for the 2019 Walmart shooting victims, featuring a crown-shaped structure with 23 lights. Artist Tino Ortega and author Gris Muñoz contributed to the project.

A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting and robbing another motorist after a road rage incident in San Antonio. He was charged and later released on bond.

Xavier Skelton, 18, was fatally shot and left in a driveway in San Antonio, with no suspects apprehended yet. Police are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Texas has received federal aid for five more counties affected by Hurricane Beryl, and residents can now seek support through FEMA's Individual Assistance program.

An individual was found deceased after a small fire in a San Antonio home involving a mattress; authorities, including arson investigators, are looking into the incident.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a special election for Houston's District 18 following Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee's death, set for November 5, 2024.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at a mobile home in San Antonio, with all occupants safely evacuating before their arrival; the cause is under investigation.

San Antonio's First Friday event includes Albert Alvarez's art exhibition, the Novel Ideas Art Book Fair, and Panzones Lonches serving snacks at Roadmap Brewing during movie nights.

Texas AG Paxton is preparing to challenge federal endangered listing of the dunes sagebrush lizard, citing harm to the state's oil economy and existing conservation efforts.

The University of Texas at San Antonio will host a symposium focusing on the challenges and investment surge in rural Texas, including energy transitions and local economies.

Rep. Colin Allred takes a moderate stance on Kamala Harris' involvement in his campaign against Sen. Ted Cruz, maintaining a centrist approach in Texas politics.

The Schertz Library staff recommends a diverse range of books, including tales about a family of tailors, lunar exploration, Nazi Germany, school drama, and science fiction adventures.

The article discusses the challenges faced by children in the child welfare system during back-to-school periods and highlights the crucial advocacy provided by CASA/GAL volunteers to support their educational needs.