Schertz City Council will hold public hearings on May 6th to discuss rezoning two land parcels for potential business and residential/agricultural development.

Councilmember John Courage announced a partnership to eliminate $60 million in medical debt for 45,000 San Antonians, using funds from the city's budget.

Texas Governor appoints Karl Mooney to preside over the Brazos County Regional Mobility Authority, influencing local transportation planning until February 2027.

Texas is chosen by NVIDIA for supercomputer manufacturing, with new facilities in Houston and Dallas, announced by Governor Abbott, aiming to strengthen the U.S. in semiconductor manufacturing and AI technology.

CBP officers at Pharr International Bridge seized $14.6 million in meth hidden in a produce shipment, leading to a Homeland Security Investigations criminal probe.

San Antonio's weather will vary, with mostly cloudy to sunny days, gusty winds, and potential weekend showers. High humidity now with temperatures in the 60s to high 80s.

Gov. Abbott nominates four experts to the Texas Diabetes Council, including Yarbrough-Yale, Jones, Kelly, and Ryan, with diverse backgrounds in nursing, law, health education, and energy for terms until 2031.

Governor Abbott appoints five to the Jefferson and Orange Counties Board of Pilot Commissioners, with diverse professional backgrounds, set to contribute to local maritime operations.

San Antonio is expected to have a week of sunny weather, with temperatures rising to the high 80s and low 90s according to the National Weather Service.

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.