The Bazan Branch Library in San Antonio reopens with a new roof after a brief closure for upgrades, offering a range of resources and summer programs.

West Texas rancher Schuyler Wight faces increasing spontaneous eruptions from abandoned oil wells on his land, spewing water and gas, with experts examining fracking wastewater disposal as a potential cause.

Traffic incidents and heavy rain caused major delays in San Antonio, with a collision on U.S. 281 and a wreck on Loop 410. Roads were closed due to flooding.

Two Texans won million-dollar lottery prizes, one with a Mega Millions ticket and another with a scratch-off ticket. The wins occurred in different locations in the state.

Photographers at the San Antonio Report captured a week of growth and challenges, highlighting human smuggling, new manufacturing facilities, environmental efforts, and local protests against rezoning.

The San Antonio Public Library announces a summer lineup of events and programs for all ages, offering activities, free books, collectibles, and teen-focused digital initiatives.

This article provides gardening tips for the summer, advocating for strategic pruning of perennials and cautious trimming to avoid midsummer plant stress, while discouraging the use of herbicides.

NukuDo in San Antonio launches a paid, six-month cybersecurity training program promising job placement and a $66,000 starting salary after completion.

San Antonio's biking community honored Jace Mendoza, who died in a motorcycle accident, with a memorial ride emphasizing the importance of road safety.

Universal City invites residents to volunteer in various areas including animal care, golf course aid, and city events, with opportunities to join civic committees and support community services.

Texas is considering new school curriculum with Christian elements for language arts, offering financial incentives for adoption, which critics argue violates the separation of square and church.

Pleasanton is exploring solutions to a predicted $13 million budget deficit, including cutting costs and considering a ½ cent sales tax measure. Community feedback supports essential services and expresses concern over tax hikes.

San Antonio may rename a pavilion at Rosedale Park after local boxing legend Robert "Pikin" Quiroga, reflecting his impact on the city and its boxing heritage.