Councilmember Teri Castillo commended the LiUNA Local 1095 for providing free labor and materials to build a wheelchair ramp for a family in need, showcasing community collaboration.

Texas wins Site Selection's Governor's Cup for the 13th year in a row, confirming its leading role in business growth and job creation.

San Antonio officials urge pet owners to keep animals indoors due to a cold front and will enforce city ordinances to ensure animal welfare. Violations may lead to fines or jail.

League City is creating the "Pat Hallisey Park," a new $44 million sportsplex named after the former Mayor, set to start construction in 2026, featuring various sports amenities and honoring local sports figures.

Kilgore, Texas, has been recognized as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community by the TMO, acknowledging its commitment to its local music scene and heritage.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott unveils a plan to cut red tape for small businesses, based on the recommendations from the Governor’s Small Business Freedom Council.

Little Elm, Texas is designated as the 75th Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting its commitment to music industry development and local economic growth.

Medina Valley HS student wins Grand Champion title with pig at San Antonio Livestock Show, earning a $10,000 scholarship.

Corpus Christi has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Travel Texas, highlighting its role in the state's tourism and economy.

Bandera, the "Cowboy Capital of the World," is now a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized for its Western heritage tourism which is vital to the local and state economy.

The Texas Music Office and City of Fate partner to enhance local music industry through a workshop on the Music Friendly Texas Community program. Governor Abbott supports the initiative for economic growth.

Killeen, Texas, has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, joining 73 other cities with this recognition for commitment to local music economic development.

San Antonio officials are opposing a plan to discharge treated wastewater into Helotes Creek to protect the Edwards Aquifer, urging a TCEQ review of the issue.