Anne Hathaway confirms on Instagram that "Princess Diaries 3" is in development, with no release date yet. Director Adele Lim will be leading the project.

Dr. Pablo Arenaz, President of Texas A&M International University, died unexpectedly at 74, shocking the university community. He led TAMIU's growth and advocated for the Hispanic student body.

The League City Council invites citizens to its meeting on October 8, offering in-person and online options for community participation and transparency in its proceedings.

The City of New Braunfels is hosting a Shred Day event with Gruene Shredding on October 19, 2024, for residents to dispose of unneeded documents securely.

The Texas Governor announced the 2024 Lex Frieden Employment Award winners for their commitment to hiring and supporting individuals with disabilities.

Amazon is hiring 2,000 new employees in San Antonio and Houston, Texas, as part of a nationwide seasonal initiative to fill 250,000 jobs for the holiday rush, with competitive pay and benefits.

Leon Valley's "LV Night Out" on October 1 aims to bolster community bonds and safety by encouraging residents to engage with local law enforcement through registered neighborhood gatherings.

League City collaborates with the Lions Club to collect donations for Hurricane Helene victims, excluding water, clothes, and toys, at Hometown Heroes Recreation Center until October 7.

Governor Greg Abbott declares October 2024 as Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month in Texas to address the opioid crisis and promote education and prevention.

The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne unveiled a new playground, funded by an anonymous $48,000 donation, in memory of outdoor lover Matthew Gabourie.

The Patrick Heath Public Library's Memory Lab offers digital preservation of personal and local history, gaining popularity with full booking in Kansas and support from grants like the Mellon Foundation’s.

San Antonio's Head for the Cure 5K honors loved ones lost to brain cancer, with participant David Flores commemorating his daughter Americus Miranda Flores.

A Houston single mother received a new home with community support after rescuing a man during a derecho storm. Her act of bravery led to a fundraising campaign and a mobile home company's assistance.