San Antonio Animal Care Services is seeking fosters for pets and offering free education on fostering to reduce animal euthanasia due to shelter overcrowding.

After a bleacher collapse at the Kendall County Fair, the incident left several injured and prompted an outpouring of community support and a continuing investigation into its cause.

A collapse of rodeo bleachers at the Kendall County Fairgrounds injured several people, leading to the cancellation of the event and a structural investigation.

The Schertz Library recommends a diverse selection of books for the back-to-school season, including fiction, non-fiction, and graphic novels for all ages.

Kendall County prepares for National Night Out on October 1st, with community events aimed at promoting safety and strengthening ties with law enforcement.

League City is holding a blood drive on September 12 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center, offering donors a pair of socks in return for their life-saving contribution.

City Hall closes for Labor Day, but emergency services continue. Parking meters are free, pools and parks open, while trash collection remains on schedule. Public libraries and some facilities will be closed.

San Antonio teacher unions are discussing political issues affecting education, including school funding and opposition to voucher programs, emphasizing the need for increased budget and teacher pay raises.

Schertz offers its annual Fall Clean Up from October 12-27, allowing residents to dispose of non-regular household waste with proof of residence. Hazardous items accepted on the final weekend only.

Uvalde is set to build a new elementary school, funded in part by a $10 million donation, to replace Robb Elementary, the site of a tragic mass shooting.

League City is inviting residents to participate in September's community conversations to influence the future of Helen Hall Library, with sessions across various locations.

A third grader at a Uvalde elementary school was found with an unloaded BB gun in their backpack, leading to swift intervention by adults and a temporary ban from school.

San Antonio has allocated over $2 million in sustainability grants to enhance local climate resilience, funding projects that align with the SA Climate Ready Plan.