San Antonio City Council supports the Ready to Work initiative with $5.9 million for local business training to improve skills and boost income potential.

The League City Council is meeting on May 13 to confirm special election results, preceded by a public comment session. Meetings are live-streamed and replayed on local TV.

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope. Texas Governor Greg Abbott congratulated him, signaling a pivotal moment for the Church.

League City schedules a special council meeting to review Special Election results and holds a regular meeting afterward, which can be streamed online or watched on Comcast Channel 16. Public comments require pre-meeting registration.

Little Elm and Lubbock in Texas have become the first to receive the "grand slam" of "Friendly Texas" certifications, praised for their commitment to creative industries.

CBP officers at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge intercepted live poultry, eggs, insects, and unauthorized fruits, issuing fines for non-declaration and protecting U.S. agriculture.

City officials remind UC residents to dechlorinate and adjust the pH of pool water before draining, as mandated by EPA and TCEQ. Guidelines require emailing chlorine test results for approval to prevent environmental hazards.

SAACS and SAPL celebrate National Pet Week with events for pet lovers, including craft activities, workshops, and dog behavior sessions, plus a special $25 adoption fee.

San Antonio's OHP celebrates National Historic Preservation Month with events focused on the city's history, including a Home Repair Fair and heritage tours.

Austin FC encourages fans to bike to games at Q2 Stadium, providing convenience with a bicycle valet service and highlighting new safe biking infrastructure.

Rockport-Fulton has become the 82nd Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized by the Texas Music Office for supporting music industry development.

The collection of defaulted federal student loans has resumed, potentially leading to wage and benefit garnishments. Borrowers are advised to check their loan status and explore rehabilitation or consolidation options.

Texas AG Ken Paxton issues Civil Investigative Demands to Colgate-Palmolive and Procter & Gamble regarding their marketing of fluoride toothpaste to children, amidst health concerns highlighted in a recent study.