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.

San Antonio will dedicate a memorial garden on June 29, honoring the 53 migrants who died in a smuggling incident. The site will include a new mural "Sacrificios," honoring their journey and aspirations.

The Animal Defense League of Texas waives adoption fees for pets on Father's Day weekend at two San Antonio campuses, providing a care package for new pet owners.

San Antonio celebrates Juneteenth with a range of events, emphasizing the importance of Black history and community through educational activities, cultural celebrations, and supporting Black-owned businesses.

San Antonio hosts the "Humanizing Homelessness" event to raise awareness and discuss solutions for homelessness, focusing on personal stories and support services.

Early voting in Bexar County's runoff for the appraisal district board saw low turnout, averaging nine voters per day, resulting in a cost of $52.44 per voter.

San Antonio and Central Pennsylvania prepare for Father's Day and Juneteenth with parades, festivals, music events, and activities supporting local businesses and artists.

SAISD is working with consultants to repurpose over a dozen redundant school buildings, aiming to meet community needs and lease them for suitable purposes.

Two WWII veterans from San Antonio and Fairport passed away at 102; Natividad Rocha is fondly remembered, while Robert Persichitti died en route to D-Day events in Europe.

League City announced that residents can sign up for AmeriWaste's curbside HHW pickup for limited dates in June, excluding chemicals, batteries, and other hazardous materials.

San Antonio's school districts have announced compensation plans for educators, with SAISD approving a 2% raise and increased starting salaries, and NEISD offering a one-time retention supplement due to budget constraints.