Texas sees a massive drop in abortions by 99.89% post-Dobbs ruling, as state laws create a complex situation for women and medical professionals, with legal challenges and fears affecting medical care for complicated pregnancies.

The Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular at Landa Park in New Braunfels is set for 9:15 p.m. with viewing areas at the park, golf course, and baseball fields.

San Antonio's District 3 Councilwoman Viagran and SAPD will host a safety fair to promote gun safety and distribute free gun lock boxes after a recent child shooting accident.

CAST Tech High School in San Antonio actively involves students in shaping their education, with "Legacy Projects" that allow seniors to propose improvements for the school and its community.

Universal City updates its alert system, now using CivicReady to send emergency and city updates via phone, text, and email. Residents must register to customize alert preferences.

San Antonio achieved a record 87% satisfaction rating for city services, the highest ever, marking significant improvement from previous years, according to a city-released survey.

San Antonio's recycling program will stop accepting plastic bags in blue carts from August 1 to reduce contamination and machinery damage. Alternative disposal options are being provided.

The Alamo Colleges District and the YMCA of Greater San Antonio have partnered to offer on-campus childcare for student parents, featuring enrichment activities. This initiative supports working families and facilitates access to higher education.

Texas STAAR results show a decline in student performance with a significant drop in math and science scores in San Antonio school districts, although some, like SAISD, show slight improvements.

San Antonio participated in the "World's Largest Swimming Lesson" event to combat drowning, offering free swimming lessons at various public pools to promote water safety.

San Antonio celebrated Juneteenth with community events honoring the day's history, punctuated by indoor festivities due to rain. The city showed resilience and unity despite weather challenges.

Southside ISD in San Antonio shows academic growth, especially in science, and challenges stereotypes of education on the city's South Side, comparing favorably with larger districts like Northside ISD.

Federal funds of $1.5 million from the American Rescue Plan Act are set to assist San Antonio small businesses in underserved areas via local nonprofits.