League City offers free pool access on Memorial Day weekend, inviting residents for a splashy start to summer at Hometown Heroes Pool and Walker Pool from May 24-26.

The U.S. Border Patrol El Paso Sector held a memorial service for fallen agents, including a 21-gun salute and helicopter fly-over, as reported by CBP Newsroom.

New Braunfels has completed renovations of the Last Public Exit on the Comal River and Landa Park Aquatic Complex, improving accessibility and experience for summer visitors.

Selina Liendo was named Laredo Sector Border Patrol Youth of the Year for her leadership and academic achievements, including her participation in the EMT program and Varsity Tennis.

San Antonio alters city services for Memorial Day, with closures including City Hall and municipal offices. Essential services remain active; parking meters are free, and some outdoor activities and facilities are available.

San Antonio is nearing Philadelphia's population, potentially becoming the sixth largest city in the U.S. with significant growth while Philadelphia declines.

Comal County stops accepting green waste, affecting New Braunfels' recycling program and leading to a proposed use of regular trash bins for green waste, which could produce energy for local homes.

Williamson County offices will close for Memorial Day, but the Regional Animal Shelter remains open. No Commissioners Court meeting on Tuesday following the holiday.

League City announces Memorial Day events including a 21-gun salute and tributes to fallen military personnel and early Japanese settlers, featuring remarks by the mayor and a historical marker unveiling.

The SAPD is hosting a SWAT Challenge on May 31st to recruit candidates and engage with the community in a family-friendly event at the San Antonio Police Training Academy.

The Home Repair Fair at Hemisfair's Confluence Theatre connected residents with experts for home maintenance advice and featured over 50 exhibitors and hands-on learning opportunities.

League City partners with Galveston County to reduce mosquito populations through spraying and larvicides, urging residents to take preventive measures like removing stagnant water.

Texas sets job growth records, attracting business investments and strengthening its labor force, with Governor Abbott signing new economic legislation.