An Ozone Action Day warning for October 4 due to high ozone levels was issued by TCEQ for San Antonio, urging sensitive groups to stay indoors and all residents to reduce pollution.

A single ticket in Sugar Land, Texas claimed the $800 million Mega Millions jackpot, marking the state's largest lottery payout. The win occurred on September 10, with the prize chosen as a lump sum.

DiwaliSA's 16th annual celebration in San Antonio will offer traditional Indian dance, food, and crafts, emphasizing cultural unity and the city's bond with Chennai, India.

The Texas Healthcare Workforce Task Force released recommendations to strengthen the state's healthcare system and workforce training, acknowledging the challenges faced with a growing population.

San Antonio braces for an Ozone Action Day, predicts high ozone levels, and recommends residents, especially vulnerable groups, limit outdoor activity and reduce pollution.

San Antonio's Congregational Collective is launching an 18-month pilot program to train faith leaders in mental health counseling, addressing the gap between community needs and clergy preparedness.

Texas faces backlash for rapidly removing over 2 million individuals, mostly children, from Medicaid, a move that ignored federal guidelines and warnings, leading to a healthcare crisis for many vulnerable residents.

San Antonio teens report improved mental health and decreased harmful behaviors in a city survey, despite ongoing challenges, particularly among LGBTQ+ youths.

San Antonio and H-E-B have launched the Diabetes Insulin Assistance Program to help residents afford insulin and raise awareness of diabetes management.

Seguin Police Officers Martina Wissmann and Gus Jiminez received the Making a Difference Award for their exceptional service in mental health crisis intervention.

The Patrick Heath Public Library has shifted to a new system, Princh, for remote printing services and offers support for users during the transition.

Bexar County collaborates with University Health to offer free flu shots to San Antonio residents through November, aiming to improve accessibility and protect vulnerable populations.

Risas Dental and Braces in San Antonio is offering free dental services on Labor Day including cleanings, fillings, and extractions, as part of their 'Labor of Love' campaign.