A 19-year-old man named Izayah Jacob Wood was fatally struck by a vehicle while crossing a highway in San Antonio; the involved driver stopped and no charges are expected.

San Antonio councilmembers debated the funding of rainbow sidewalks from the Public Works budget, prioritizing infrastructure needs and questioning the use of public money for individual viewpoints.

A judge ruled that the co-conspirator in the murder of Sebastian Carpio will not be tried as an adult, despite the victim's mother's fight for justice.

Gov. Abbott celebrates Texas setting employment records with the highest number of employed individuals and the largest labor force in the state's history.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Col. Omar A. Perea to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, targeting economic growth in these sectors until 2027.

Universal City Council approved a new Food Truck Park with a 4-2 vote, set to include amenities like outdoor eating and improved infrastructure, funded by the Economic Development Corporation.

A security guard was shot and killed Wednesday outside Connie's Seafood in Houston's East End. Homicide detectives are investigating.

Three people were hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries after a multi‑vehicle crash at Culebra Road and Arcadia Creek. Authorities say the cause remains under investigation.

Surveillance video prompted an arrest at a north Bexar County daycare after a child struck their head; the worker faces an injury-to-a-child state jail felony. The center has fired the employee and investigators are reviewing the case.

Crews have begun clearing an 18‑acre South Side parcel as the long‑planned District 3 SAPD substation moves from planning to construction, with a public groundbreaking set for Monday. The project is funded by the 2022 bond program.

Disciplinary records show a veteran SAPD detective left a May bar fight at Fair Oaks Roost and delayed reporting, resulting in a five-day suspension.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast update for San Antonio, mentioning sunny skies, temperature fluctuations, a chance of showers, and wind conditions for the coming days.

A federal suit from Texas AFT challenges state education probes into teachers' private social posts. The case may set a statewide limit on what educators can say online.