The Texas Tax-Free Weekend for back-to-school shopping runs from Aug. 9-11, offering shoppers savings on items like school supplies and clothes under $100.

The Perseid meteor shower is set to peak in San Antonio, offering an impressive celestial display of up to 100 meteors per hour under optimal conditions.

New Braunfels wraps up summer with an Aqua Fitness Party for ages 16+ members on August 30, offering a mix of aquatic exercise and social interaction at Das Rec Leisure Pool.

The City of San Antonio seeks public input on renaming the Westside Creeks Ecosystem after Roberto Rodriguez during a hearing at Westside Family YMCA on September 5.

Bandera ISD in Texas launches a four-day school week to improve mental health, retain teachers, and cut costs, while still meeting state education standards.

CPS Energy has rescheduled a planned power outage in Fair Oaks Ranch to minimize the impact on residents after receiving backlash for its initial timing during peak heat.

Lou Diamond Phillips praised San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg for his service and supported his encouragement for acts of kindness and aid for the local food bank.

San Antonio’s ACS offers a free Puppy 101 training session for new dog owners, covering basic pet care and behavior training, to be held without pets present.

San Antonio teachers maintain a farm at Burbank High School to enhance agricultural education, while other local schools like Holmes High School implement summer meal programs to combat student hunger.

The 210 Swifties group in San Antonio unites fans of Taylor Swift, both online and through local events, fostering community and shared enthusiasm for the pop star's work.

Free back-to-school haircuts are being offered in San Antonio and DeSoto County by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity chapters and partners, boosting kids' confidence for the new school year.

San Antonio extends its outdoor pool season through September 15, 2024, and will keep splash pads open until October, alongside offering lap swim and aqua fitness at Woodlawn Lake Pool.

East Central Independent School District opened Honor Elementary to address overcrowding, part of a larger plan funded by a 2022 bond, as it expects significant student population growth.