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.

League City, TX has announced a City Council meeting and Work Session on June 11, open for public attendance and commentary, with live streaming available on Facebook and rebroadcasts on Channel 16.

San Antonio expands spay/neuter services to curb its growing feral cat population, involving nonprofits to perform surgeries and addressing the community's concerns on wildlife management.

NEISD faces a $38 million deficit, leading to budget scrutiny and a proposal for a 1% retention bonus instead of a raise. Upcoming elections have candidates focused on issues like student mental health and depoliticizing district decisions.

The San Antonio Report reveals how OmniBase's FTAP Program, which withholds driver's licenses for unpaid fines, affects job prospects for many, especially in low-income areas of San Antonio.

Abigail Villarreal, who has phenylketonuria, is set to receive the Youth National Award from the National Organization for Rare Disorders in Los Angeles.

Free swimming lessons are available for all ages at San Antonio community pools, with registration starting Saturday, June 10. Sessions run from June 24 to August 2, divided into three intervals.

Zachry Holdings lays off over 4,000 employees amid bankruptcy proceedings and ongoing legal disputes with Golden Pass LNG regarding construction costs.

The 80th anniversary of D-Day was commemorated worldwide, honoring the sacrifices made for freedom with leaders and veterans reflecting on the historic event.

A Texas family is fundraising to visit their critically ill son in Japan who was given two weeks to live due to deteriorating health after surviving a severe vehicle accident years earlier.

The Helotes city municipal offices will close temporarily from 1-3 PM on June 13 for an unspecified reason. Regular business hours will resume after the break.