South Texas farmers are coping with severe drought by reducing acreage and switching to drought-resistant crops. The local agriculture faces economic challenges as water sources like aquifers diminish, and unpredictable weather affects crop yields.

A technical outage closed Texas Driver's License Offices statewide, with no clear timeline for when services will resume, as the DPS IT team works on a fix.

The Texas educational curriculum's integration of Christian teachings raises concerns among parents and advocacy groups about inclusivity and church-state separation.

The Community For Life Foundation and Wells Fargo are offering $70,000 in scholarships to San Antonio students, focusing beyond academics to include character and resilience.

San Antonio expects a 40% increase in its retiree population by 2040, raising concerns about infrastructure and service strains amid rising living costs and uncertain funding.

The Texas Tribune is exploring AI's role in journalism and seeking public input via a survey, with a focus on ethical use and transparency in news production.

The 1987 Guadalupe River flood near Comfort, Texas, resulted in 10 deaths when a camp was swept away by a sudden torrent after heavy rainfall upstream.

League City has opened a new extension of FM 96, enhancing connectivity to Friendswood and easing congestion on nearby roads, with pedestrian pathways planned for the future.

Local organizations in San Antonio are providing free school supplies, backpacks, and other services like haircuts to ease the financial burden on families as the new school year approaches.

League City will host a Community Blood Drive on July 18 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center, where donors can help save lives and receive a limited-edition Olympic-themed t-shirt.

Houston's east side faces a second week without power after Hurricane Beryl, with nearly 226,000 people affected, prompting investigations into CenterPoint Energy's response.

Woodlawn Lake Park in San Antonio offers free fishing lessons for kids, including baiting, casting, and reeling, plus safety and knot-tying skills, with gear provided by local organizations.

San Antonio Police Department officers are aiding in Hurricane Beryl recovery efforts in Houston, managing traffic and assisting patrols amidst power outages and heightened crime concerns.