The Young Adult program at Haven for Hope in San Antonio celebrated its first anniversary, having assisted nearly 200 young adults facing homelessness, and helped 38 secure permanent housing.

Hill Country Karate in New Braunfels offers American Karate programs for juniors and seniors to improve martial arts skills and virtues like self-discipline. Classes are divided by belt color and focus on safety and personal growth.

Comfort ISD starts the 2024-2025 school year, reminding the public to safeguard student pedestrians and highlighting the role of their School Resource Officers in ensuring student safety.

League City celebrates International Geocaching Day with a "Hidden Gems Tour" on August 17. Participants can hunt for caches via the Geocaching app using code GT498 to explore the city's scenic spots.

J.D. Vance attended a high-dollar fundraising breakfast in San Antonio, hosted by banker Dennis Nixon, with donations ranging from $3,300 to $50,000 for various access levels.

San Antonio's City Council is set to discuss a new downtown baseball stadium for the Missions, aiming to revitalize the area with a public-private partnership.

Jared Padalecki joins CBS' Fire Country for a guest arc, with potential for a spinoff. After Walker's cancelation, Padalecki's role in the show's third season could lead to a new series. Fire Country was last season's most-watched new series.

The InterContinental San Antonio Riverwalk hotel has opened with 390 rooms, new dining options, a rooftop pool, and event space after renovations of the former Wyndham location.

San Antonio's SAISD has closed multiple schools and will use them as bus stops, merging transportation for pre-k and elementary students, with safety measures like car seats and monitors in place.

Rapper Wale will embark on the 'Every Blue Moon Tour' beginning September 19. The tour, honoring his debut album's 15th anniversary, includes 32 cities and culminates at San Antonio's Aztec Theatre on October 29.

San Antonio is contemplating a ban on horse-drawn carriages and a public survey has seen a massive response, influencing the City Council's upcoming discussion.

The City of Seguin has announced its Fall Clean-up Day on September 28, 2024, where residents can dispose of unwanted items for free in the Seguin Coliseum parking lot with proof of residency.

The Seguin Fire Department invites the community to a "push-in" ceremony for a new fire truck, offering station tours, refreshments, and a nod to fire service history.