The City of Seguin honors Abbey Daake as Employee of the Month for her exceptional service at the public library, highlighting her teamwork and dedication.

Belinda Román uses a unique approach to economic forecasting, blending theory with on-the-ground observations, which has proven effective for predicting 2023 trends.

Atlas AC Repair in San Antonio benefits from the city's Ready to Work program, receiving a grant for training employees, as it expands throughout Texas and improves hiring practices.

The San Antonio Zoo offers free admission to Texas teachers in June, with 50% off for four guests, aiming to appreciate educators' work. Proof of teaching status is required.

The South Texas Blood and Tissue Center partners with the LGBTQ+ venue Bonham Exchange for a blood drive, adapting to new FDA guidelines that allow more inclusive donor eligibility assessments.

SAISD moves high school graduation ceremonies indoors to Alamo Convocation Center due to a heatwave, altering venue and requiring tickets for limited seating.

San Antonio initiates an art contest to replace the faded MLK mural on East Side, welcoming design submissions and offering a $4,000 prize for selected winners.

An 8-year-old boy with terminal brain cancer, Paxton Idell, fulfilled his wish of skydiving, supported by his parents and instructor, amidst his ongoing battle with the disease.

The Helotes Humane Society is seeking volunteers for a Grounds Maintenance Day event to improve their campus on June 8, as reported by FOX San Antonio.

Texas has become a beekeeping hub due to a tax break bill, with operations rising from 1,851 to 8,939 in a decade. The incentive aims to support beekeepers and the ecology but raises concerns over inexperienced participation.

A hidden trail at Stinson Field in San Antonio offers a shaded 1-mile loop for hiking and biking, connecting to the Mission Reach and featuring a mix of native and invasive flora.

A Texas couple details their unexpected journey to becoming foster parents after being inspired by a sermon and community support, as part of an initiative to create new foster families.

The San Antonio Police Department honored over fifty fallen officers at a memorial service with a 21-gun salute, Taps, "Amazing Grace," and a helicopter fly-over.