Texas AG Ken Paxton acts to revoke Robert Francis O’Rourke's group's charter for "unlawful conduct," including "Beto Bribes" and deceptive fundraising.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes emergency resources in response to a tropical weather system threatening South Texas and the Gulf Coast with severe weather.

Governor Greg Abbott requested federal disaster assistance for Uvalde County, Texas, following severe flooding, aiming to include the county in the Major Disaster Declaration for federal aid.

San Antonio's forecast includes summer heat with chances of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures nearing 96-98 degrees, and heat indexes above 100.

Helotes is undergoing a drainage project to prevent floods and improve road safety, with setbacks causing delays. Coordination with SAWS and weather issues extended completion to late 2025.

Governor Abbott celebrated the 90th anniversary of Texas DPS at a graduation event, recognizing the new class of troopers and the department's historic role in state safety.

The San Antonio City Council, including Councilmember Whyte of District 10, is negotiating the Downtown Sports & Entertainment District project, aiming for transparency and public trust ahead of a November ballot measure.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Texas Majority PAC, suspecting illegal coordination and bribery linked to Democratic lawmakers and George Soros.

Jim's Restaurants is closing its Bandera Road and Loop 1604 location in San Antonio due to intersection design changes affecting access, after nearly 30 years. Other locations remain open.

Two arrested in San Antonio for abandoning an injured horse; the horse was euthanized, and charges include animal cruelty and tampering with evidence.

San Antonio received AAA and Aaa credit ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's, reflecting strong financial management and fiscal discipline. Fitch also gave an AA+ rating, enabling the city to benefit from lower borrowing costs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leads AGs calling Congress to oppose "shield laws" protecting abortion providers, following the SCOTUS decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

A San Angelo sex offender, Carlos Julian Ruiz, received an 80-year sentence for sexually exploiting minors and sharing child abuse material on a messaging app.