The TSA will require Real ID-compliant identification at San Antonio airport security checkpoints starting May 7, in line with federal regulations for improved security.

A San Antonio car dealership manager was sentenced to six months in prison for tampering with odometer readings and must pay $264,747.05 in restitution.

San Antonio City Council approved a $100,000 fund to help residents access out-of-state abortion services in response to Texas' restrictive reproductive laws, aiming to protect public health and safety.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Aida Coronado and Bobby Smith to the Texas Workforce Investment Council to enhance Texas' workforce development efforts.

Governor Greg Abbott declares April 2025 Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month in Texas, highlighting the need for understanding and support for individuals with ASD.

A 26-year-old was caught by U.S. CBP officers trying to smuggle meth across the Ysleta international crossing; an officer and a canine detected the drugs.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Andrew Polk to the Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council, responsible for conserving agricultural lands until 2029.

Ken Paxton congratulates Aaron Reitz on becoming Assistant Attorney General, highlighting his conservative leadership and commitment to the rule of law.

Governor Greg Abbott directs the Texas Rangers to investigate the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC) for possible criminal activities, with multiple state agencies involved.

San Antonio's weather this week includes overcast skies, fluctuating temperatures, and chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week. Winds are expected to increase, with gusts up to 30 mph.

The trial for Myrta Romanos and Ramon Preciado, charged in connection to a double homicide, has been postponed without a new date or clear reason, causing distress for the families involved.

Ernest Aliseda was appointed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott to the OneStar National Service Commission, which manages volunteer service and AmeriCorps programs in the state, until 2028.

San Antonio announces city service schedules for Cesar Chavez Day, with closures of most offices but essential services remaining operational.