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.

New nutritional guidelines spark creativity in packed school lunches, aligning with upcoming USDA health standards and offering diverse, healthy options like tortilla roll-ups and sugar-limited meals.

A San Antonio resident won a $1 million lottery jackpot with a scratch ticket from a Dale convenience store, becoming the seventh winner of the Millions Club game's top prizes.

A horse was found wandering in a San Antonio neighborhood after escaping from a nearby subdivision due to construction-opened gates. It was safely returned by authorities and the owner.

Tim Clarkson, a coach and teacher at Smithson Valley High School, died unexpectedly at school. He was remembered fondly by students and staff. A GoFundMe was set up to help his family.

The Jamaica Beach Police Chief honored the family of Uvalde victim Jose Flores Jr. posthumously, presenting a jacket to symbolize his dream of becoming an officer.

Captain David Askew's journey at TxDOT from safety supervisor to ferry captain highlights his 12,000 hours at the helm and his significant role as a Port Aransas ferry deck supervisor.

San Antonio District 5 hosts its Annual Back-to-School Fair at the Westside Family YMCA, providing students with supplies and services for the new academic year.

Bexar County hosts back-to-school events providing students with free supplies, health screenings, and festivities to prepare for the new school year.

The New Braunfels Fire Department celebrates five years of its life-saving Whole Blood Program, which has improved emergency services and patient survival rates.