League City is hosting a Hurricane Preparedness and Safety Fair on June 15 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center to help residents prepare for an active hurricane season.

Darla Cameron is named interim chief product officer at the Texas Tribune, tasked with leading product development post-Liam Andrew's departure. Laura McReavy Hearnsberger joins as data analyst.

The Texas Tribune reports Texas struggles with a large number of orphaned oil and gas wells, posing environmental risks despite plugging initiatives and potential future funding.

CPS Energy ensures the power grid is ready for the summer heat in San Antonio, with preparations including power plant checks and operational reviews for peak demand periods. They also stress customer engagement and energy savings programs.

San Antonio is facing a drug overdose crisis, prompting the allocation of $909,000 in opioid settlement funds for initiatives addressing the issue, as reported by the San Antonio Report.

San Antonio-area school districts East Central ISD and Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD are hosting job fairs to recruit for various roles, including teachers and support staff.

Charles Butt, H-E-B Chairman, has donated $20 million to food banks in Texas, supporting organizations within the Feeding Texas network to combat food insecurity.

Grace Lutheran Church in downtown San Antonio installs customized window guards to protect against a rise in vandalism, while maintaining the historic aesthetic of the building.

Air Force reservists can soon apply to join the U.S. Space Force, with opportunities for space experts to transition between part-time and full-time service.

The Texas Education Agency appoints a conservator to oversee Great Hearts Texas charter schools after TEA discovered compliance issues with employee fingerprinting.

Three generations of the Peavy-Loerch family have built a legacy at Texas's TxDOT, starting with Betty G. Peavy in 1982, followed by her daughter and granddaughter.

Texas is debating a Christian-twinged K-12 curriculum, critics argue it breaches church-state separation, the TEA faces pushback despite financial incentives to districts.

Bexar County collaborates with Haven for Hope on a pilot homeless outreach program in Leon Valley and Balcones Heights, addressing suburban homelessness with a $150,000 budget.