Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Audrey O'Neill as DFPS Commissioner, emphasizing her extensive experience and background in both her field and foster care.

Governor Abbott announces SBA loans for Texans affected by an apartment complex fire in Spring Branch, with low-interest loans available to assist in recovery efforts.

San Antonio celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with over 35 events, including parades, arts, and cultural activities, facilitated by the City’s Department of Arts & Culture and the Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission.

Police investigate a human skull found outside a San Antonio plumbing business, with more remains discovered nearby; the identity and cause are undetermined.

Brook Hollow Branch Library in San Antonio will close briefly on September 15 to complete a transition to solar power, as part of the city's eco-friendly initiatives.

San Antonio is forecasted to experience sunny and warm weather with highs near 96°F, light winds, and evening temperatures in the low 70s throughout the upcoming week.

League City is auctioning off surplus municipal vehicles, including cars and an ambulance, via Purple Wave online until October 14, 2025. Viewing is by appointment, and buyers are responsible for vehicle removal.

Governor Abbott honored first responders at the 2025 Star Of Texas Awards, stressing the importance of their bravery and commemorating September 11 as part of the event.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has recognized the 2025 Lex Frieden Employment Award winners for their inclusivity in hiring individuals with disabilities.

New traffic calming measures, including pavement markings, are being implemented near Legend Pond Elementary to enhance road safety without causing school rush disruptions or road closures.

Roger Craig Vittitoe was arrested on stalking charges after being accused of sending numerous harassing messages to Lourdes McManus, the San Antonio Police Chief's wife.

A man attacked his girlfriend with a box cutter in San Antonio, fled the scene, and is now being sought by police; the woman survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Boerne Book Festival is relocating to the Patrick Heath Public Library with author panels, children’s activities, and university presses attending on Oct. 4.