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.

SAACS extends their $25 adoption special for pets, including spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips, until May 18 in celebration of National Rescue Dog Day.

Governor Greg Abbott offers a $30,000 reward for information on fugitive Trevor McEuen, emphasizing the need for bail reform after McEuen, charged with capital murder, fled justice.

New Braunfels, Texas, celebrates Market Plaza's historical significance with a new Texas Historical Marker. A dedication ceremony is scheduled for May 28th, 2025.

El Paso Community College received an $85,000 grant from Texas' Skills Development Fund to provide civil engineering job training for over 100 workers at Bain Enterprises LLC, as announced by Governor Abbott.

Killeen, Texas, has been recognized as a travel hotspot and certified as a Tourism Friendly Texas Community by the Governor and Travel Texas, honoring its commitment to tourism and economic growth.

New Braunfels is set to hold a Memorial Day event on May 26 to honor fallen military heroes, featuring city officials, veterans' groups, and ROTC cadets.

San Antonio Animal Care Services launches a humane pet care awareness campaign promoting responsible pet ownership and resources like free pet sterilization clinics.

New Braunfels retains its Class 1 PPC rating in fire protection, demonstrating superior fire suppression capabilities and benefiting from lower insurance premiums.