The first Military City USA Expo held in San Antonio provided resources and networking for veterans and their families, including info on finance, housing, and healthcare.

The San Antonio Independent School District participated in the city's Pride Parade for the second time, demonstrating commitment to inclusivity for LGBTQ+ students and families.

The Double Up Food Bucks Program in San Antonio halves grocery costs for SNAP recipients, with success seen at Chicho Boys Fruit Market, and potential expansion considered by Metro Health.

Former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales is indicted for 29 counts of Endangering Child after the school shooting.

Andrew Longoria hopes to set a world record for the largest Selena Quintanilla memorabilia collection, displayed at the Lake Jackson Historical Museum.

Texas satirist and musician Kinky Friedman has died at 79, after a battle with Parkinson's. He was also known for his colorful political campaigns and advocacy for progressive issues.

Judson ISD's Board voted for a pay raise for teachers and a one-time bonus for other staff, acknowledging their dedication despite salary disparities.

San Antonio and Amman have signed a Friendship City Agreement to enhance cultural and educational exchanges, laying the groundwork for a potential Sister City relationship.

Kelli Speer, a TxDOT Maintenance Supervisor, has inked the company logo and a tribute to her mother, a former TxDOT employee, into a "momma sleeve" tattoo, symbolizing her workplace pride and family legacy.

Planned Parenthood South Texas introduced the Fanny Fund to help residents access various health care services, excluding travel for abortions, on the Dobbs ruling's anniversary. The fund provides medical service vouchers and is backed by donations.

Mario Lopez, an Army veteran, shared his story of suffering severe injuries in Afghanistan and finding healing through art on "Big City Small Town," highlighting his post-injury journey and expressive artwork.

The Seguin Public Library will close on July 4th in observance of Independence Day, resuming services on July 5th, while waste management continues as scheduled.

Floresville ISD is considering a random drug testing policy for middle and high school students in extracurriculars or with parking permits, facing mixed reactions.