San Antonio Animal Care Services partners with PetSmart to hold a fee-waived pet adoption event featuring pets like Sandy, Tank, and Rosey ready for new homes.

CesiumAstro plans to invest $500M in a new facility in Bee Cave, Texas, expected to create over 500 jobs, signaling Texas' growing role in the aerospace industry.

Cibolo City Secretary Peggy Cimics is retiring after 22 years, marking an end to her tenure that included substantial city growth and governance changes.

Claudette Colvin, whose refusal to give up her bus seat at 15 helped overturn segregated seating, has died at 86, her foundation announced. She was a plaintiff in Browder v. Gayle.

The North East ISD's cell phone policy allowing student use during non-instructional times clashes with the TEA's "bell-to-bell" ban, risking legal disputes and state-imposed sanctions.

An anonymous person from Rio Grande City won $1 million from a scratch ticket sold at a San Antonio H-E-B store, becoming the fourth top prize winner in the Million Dollar Loteria game.

A San Benito resident claimed a $1 million Instant Millions scratch-off purchased at Stooky Mart. The winner elected to remain anonymous.

Governor Abbott commended Texas voters for passing an amendment leading to the creation of Post Oak Ridge State Park, promising more state parks for future generations.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed various professionals to Texas boards and committees, including Col. Omar A. Perea to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee and Amanda Crawford as Commissioner of Insurance.

Judson ISD Superintendent Dr. Milton "Rob" Fields III was placed on administrative leave after a contentious board meeting over financial mismanagement allegations.

New opt-in rules and uneven consent forms are slowing referrals to on-campus therapists, leaving some San Antonio students without same‑day non‑crisis help.

Gov. Abbott celebrates Texas setting employment records with the highest number of employed individuals and the largest labor force in the state's history.

Universal City Council approved a new Food Truck Park with a 4-2 vote, set to include amenities like outdoor eating and improved infrastructure, funded by the Economic Development Corporation.