Sul Ross State University hosted an obstacle course event to promote bicycle safety, in collaboration with TxDOT and the Alpine Police, amid rising cyclist fatalities in Texas.

San Antonio launched a grant program offering up to $35,000 to small businesses affected by local construction, with applications reviewed based on need.

San Antonio's CCDV issued a report and strategic plan outlining past and future efforts to combat domestic violence, including key initiatives and partnerships.

San Antonio students' math and science STAAR test scores have declined, attributed to pandemic effects and new scoring methods. Local districts see varied results, with some improvements in reading but troubling trends in other subjects.

The City has outlined its operational services for Juneteenth, with emergency services active but others closed. Pools and parks are open, while libraries and some offices will close.

San Antonio Councilman Manny Pelaez launches a new initiative to combat elder financial scams with an education campaign, task force creation, and legislative prioritization, in response to a rise in fraud cases.

The American Red Cross is seeking volunteers for the upcoming hurricane season, emphasizing the importance of readiness and offering training for new recruits.

The University of Texas System ranked third for U.S. utility patents with 235 in 2023 and second for university research expenditures nationally, underscoring its commitment to innovation and economic impact.

SAISD invites input on repurposing closed school buildings, a panel seeks community engagement to determine the future use of the structures with help from real estate consultants.

A record 12,645 students in San Antonio plan to attend community college for free this fall through the expanded Alamo Promise program, which now includes various educational institutions.

The San Antonio LGBT Chamber of Commerce offers Community Impact Grants to local LGBT and allied businesses to foster inclusivity, ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.

The Animal Defense League in San Antonio waived pet adoption fees for Father's Day, offering free pets, including shots and microchipping, at their campuses.

Texas faces a chronic staffing crisis in caregiving for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with low wages causing staff shortages despite recent wage increases.