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.

The article discusses a panel at the University of Texas at Dallas on AI in higher education, highlighting it as an aid, not a replacement for human educators, and stressing the importance of ethical guidelines.

SAISD seeks public input on a potential land sale for a new $160 million stadium for the San Antonio Missions as a demolition of the Soap Factory apartments is considered. A community meeting is set, amidst MLB's deadline for stadium plans.

League City has started posting a monthly Events & Reminders list on their Facebook page to keep residents informed about local activities and important dates.

New Braunfels partnered with KultureCity to make public spaces more inclusive for people with sensory sensitivities by providing sensory-friendly tools in five city facilities.

The New Braunfels Public Library is introducing a new catalog software with a mobile app on October 22, promising a user-friendly experience and enhanced features.

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation is organizing tours of local manufacturing sites for high school students during National Manufacturing Month to highlight career opportunities in the sector.

Seguin, Texas, is adding a new shopping center, Seguin Crossing, with a $25 million investment and 135,000 square feet of retail space, due to break ground by 2024.

The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program in San Antonio aims to provide gifts to children up to 12 years old this Christmas, with registration open for eligible families.

The City of San Antonio launches "Senior Summit: Rise to Graduation," a program to help high school seniors graduate, involving workshops, mentorship, and community resources.

The City of New Braunfels announces closures of several city facilities on September 27, 2024, for the Comal County Fair Day, while essential services remain operational.

Boerne, TX is gearing up for the Hill Country Mile Rod Run, showcasing vintage American vehicles from 1975 and earlier on October 12, 2024, after a successful event the previous year.