The San Antonio Police are searching for a suspect after a man was stabbed downtown, leaving him in critical condition. The attack occurred while the victim was sleeping next to his fiancé.

A wheelchair-bound man escaped a house fire in San Antonio, with damages estimated at $70,000. Red Cross is assisting, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

San Antonio's Sazon Latin Food Night Market is set to offer a diverse array of Latin American dishes and music at Pups and Pals Bar and Grill, free of admission.

The Texas Department of Transportation is spearheading an expansion of I-35 in San Antonio, with nightly road closures to improve capacity and safety, affecting lanes and exits, with long-term disruptions expected through 2025.

Bexar County closed a new $26m criminal database, eCIJS, after it mistakenly published false information, including expunged records and incorrect convictions. The system is currently down as officials address the errors and legal implications.

San Antonio officials debate council salary raises, with a proposal to align them with the city's median income, and a plan to discuss options after the July recess, aiming for a November ballot decision.

Ground Game Texas is working to amend McAllen's city charter for direct democracy, capping campaign donations, and enabling ordinances’ challenges. Despite city officials' objections, they hope to increase civic engagement and voter turnout.

A federal appeals court ruled to reinstate eight of 17 books banned in the Llano County library system after a lawsuit challenged their removal over topics like racism and transgender issues.

League City, TX has announced a City Council meeting and Work Session on June 11, open for public attendance and commentary, with live streaming available on Facebook and rebroadcasts on Channel 16.

San Antonio's certification agency for small, minority businesses, SCTRCA, has merged with Supply SA to streamline the certification for public contracts and strengthen procurement processes.

NEISD faces a $38 million deficit, leading to budget scrutiny and a proposal for a 1% retention bonus instead of a raise. Upcoming elections have candidates focused on issues like student mental health and depoliticizing district decisions.

San Antonio Councilwoman Cabello Havrda supported funding for a non-profit led by her employee, raising ethical concerns. Debate on city charter amendments also divides the council.

Two San Antonio restaurants, Hon Machi Korean BBQ and Las Quesadillas Poblanas, faced health inspection failures, with scores of 64 and 66 respectively, due to various violations including pest issues and poor hygiene practices.