Raylynn Hampton, a 27-year-old in San Antonio, received a $12,000 child care grant from United Way, aiding her education and parenting duties. The grant is part of a larger scholarship funded by Women United donor events.

San Antonio's child care centers may lose state subsidies if they don't meet new quality standards by September, impacting families reliant on subsidized care.

McAllen, Texas, is facing a severe pet overpopulation issue, highlighted by a case of hoarding with 93 dogs and a cat found in one home. Officials may introduce a pet limit ordinance to tackle the problem.

Seguin introduces its first StoryWalk® behind the public library, aimed at promoting literacy and outdoor activity, in cooperation with local organizations and schools.

A survey shows most Texas adults support school vouchers, with nuances across race and party lines, amid legislative debates and Governor Abbott's push for voucher legislation.

San Antonio is considering phasing out horse-drawn carriages in downtown, with a public survey to gather opinions on the issue amid debates on modernity and animal welfare.

Triumph Public High School in San Antonio opens to help at-risk students and dropouts, despite some skepticism about charter schools' effectiveness for this group.

The Level Up Resource Fair in San Antonio offered recent high school graduates advice on college, trades, and job placements, with numerous organizations providing support and resources for future planning.

Texas schools struggle with implementing the armed officers mandate, with districts exploring alternatives like hiring security guards or arming staff due to funding issues and officer shortages.

CAST Imagine, an innovative middle school, is set to open this fall on the campus of CAST Med High School in San Antonio, aiming to draw back students with a hands-on, career-exploration focused education.

San Antonio schools are promoting new education models that offer students pathways to higher education beyond traditional methods, including Early College High School programs.

San Antonio locals support Victor Wembanyama, their No. 1 NBA Draft pick, as he debuts at the Paris 2024 Olympics, where 139 NBA/WNBA players compete.

San Antonio is seeking community input for its Alamo City Bicycle Network Plan, aiming to add 1,600 miles of bike lanes to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.