Boerne Animal Academy invites middle school students to a four-Saturday camp in June at the Boerne Police Department, providing educational encounters with animals.

San Antonio seeks members for its Municipal Civil Service Commission, with expertise in human resources and administrative law. Applicants have until June 30 to apply.

Advocacy group criticizes San Antonio's Animal Care Services for poor animal welfare despite a budget increase, citing lower live-release rates and adoption shortfalls. They encourage public action through billboards and a website.

A TxDOT traffic cam in Irving, Texas has captivated viewers with a red-tailed hawk family, showcasing their nesting and feeding behaviors live online.

A San Antonio bar, Bentley's Bar, faces a cease and desist order due to multiple code violations after local residents complained about noise and parking issues for years.

Homer Guevara Jr. was appointed by the Northside Independent School District's board to a vacant trustee seat, amid calls for a special election and transparency concerns.

San Antonio's Ready to Work program proposes a $49.5 million budget for 2025 to train residents for in-demand jobs, including adding staff and increasing support services.

Teachers at Great Hearts Texas charter schools are back at work after compliance issues with background checks, amid a TEA investigation into financial practices and governance.

An audit revealed lapses in Pre-K 4 SA's bus driver screening after crashes in San Antonio, prompting a review of qualifications and background checks.

A student from The Brook Hill School in East Texas is accepted into Princeton, highlighting personal success against the backdrop of affirmative action's repeal and admissions challenges.

San Antonio is ranked the 11th most walkable city in the US by Preply, sparking debate over its walkability compared to New York City. The study assessed cities by the walking distance between top attractions.

A coalition demands emergency funding from the Texas legislature to raise pay for direct support professionals from $10.60 to $15 per hour, as the state faces a care crisis for those with IDD.

A fourth grader in South Texas, Noah Talamantes, created "Buddy Benches" for his school to help students find friends and foster community, with district and student support.