Texas is ending mandatory safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles in 2025, though a fee will still be collected at registration. Commercial vehicles must still be inspected, and emissions tests remain for certain areas.

Authorities are investigating after a body was found on a golf cart near Walker Ranch Park in San Antonio, with the cause of death and the man's identity still unknown.

Today is the last chance for Texas residents to register to vote before the Nov. 5 election, with a high number of registrations indicating a potential surge in voter turnout.

A domestic incident in San Antonio resulted in police shooting a pit bull that was attacking its owner, causing fatal injuries to the dog and life-threatening injuries to the 36-year-old man.

San Antonio's forecast includes a week of sunny weather with temperatures in the mid-90s. Light winds are expected, with gusts up to 20 mph. Nights will be clear with temperatures in the mid-60s.

Two homicides at Victoria Plaza in San Antonio involving victims Nick Martinez and Donnell Sterling prompt investigations and raise safety concerns among residents.

The League City Council invites citizens to its meeting on October 8, offering in-person and online options for community participation and transparency in its proceedings.

The Fifth Circuit granted a temporary stay on an injunction against Texas' SB 1, allowing Attorney General Ken Paxton to continue investigating alleged ballot harvesting.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will attend the swearing-in of Mexico City's new Head of Government, emphasizing the strong ties between the two cities.

A Texas couple was sentenced for defrauding the PPP loan program, receiving 286 and 108 months in prison, and were ordered to pay over $3 million in restitution.

A severe fire damaged a triplex in the city's northeast side early Friday, injuring one firefighter and causing significant destruction to the central unit. The cause is under investigation.

An Ozone Action Day warning for October 4 due to high ozone levels was issued by TCEQ for San Antonio, urging sensitive groups to stay indoors and all residents to reduce pollution.

Gov. Abbott announced a $329,000 grant to Westwood ISD for vocational training, focusing on welding and involving a partnership with Trinity Valley Community College.