San Antonio is hosting multiple community events to provide students with free school supplies, haircuts, and health services for the upcoming school year.

A CPS Energy lineman in San Antonio was killed by a power surge while restoring power during a storm. His death is under investigation as the community rallies support for his family.

Schertz, Texas residents are invited to a public hearing on August 7, 2024, for a proposed convenience store with gas pumps. The discussion will focus on granting a Specific Use Permit for the project.

San Antonio's District 2 is organizing two back-to-school events offering free school supplies, haircuts, food, and activities at PreK4SA and the DoSeum, featuring health services and an aviation exhibit.

Community and city groups in San Antonio joined forces to help a family with disabled members by waiving a demolition fee and providing aid after their home burned down.

San Antonio's Malouf International Group hosts its 4th annual backpack giveaway with school essentials at Urban Air Trampoline Park, no registration required, featuring free jumping and entertainment.

League City Public Works handles infrastructure maintenance and post-Hurricane Beryl clean-up, including debris removal and wastewater treatment plant repairs, while also dealing with regular sewer system issues.

The Downtown Run Group in San Antonio has suspended its weeknight park runs due to a city employee's safety concerns, disrupting a community tradition since 2012.

A service will honor Caleb Harris, a 21-year-old student whose remains were found near his Corpus Christi apartment, with the cause of death still unclear.

Girls Inc. of San Antonio's President, Lea Rosenauer, commits to empowering young women, highlighting collaborations and program expansions during her BigCitySmallTown interview.

District 9 Councilmember John Courage hosts a back-to-school event offering over 550 backpacks with supplies, dental kits, haircuts, and immunization info on August 2.

CPS Energy hosts an open house for community engagement on July 24, offering morning and evening sessions to discuss energy conservation, billing, and planning.

A man from San Antonio, Jalen Crimiel, has donated a part of his liver to one cousin and a kidney to another, significantly improving their health conditions.