San Antonio International Airport partners with TSA to streamline travel for U.S. military personnel and their families, offering TSA PreCheck® benefits such as waived fees for Gold Star families and discounts for military spouses.

U.S. Customs officers detained a Mexican woman at Hidalgo International Bridge for allegedly impersonating a U.S. citizen and committing immigration fraud.

A Mexican national, Juana Maria Garcia-Rosales, pleaded guilty to immigration violations involving false documents and not updating her address in Waco federal court.

Texarkana became a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized by Governor Abbott for its potential in media production, economic growth, and job creation.

Helotes, Texas seeks bids for Municipal Complex exterior repairs, including trim and molding restoration, with submissions due July 23, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. CST.

Joshua Lee Balderas received a 120-year sentence for human smuggling crimes, including kidnapping and harboring illegal aliens, in San Antonio federal court. He was involved in hostage-taking and extortion of migrants.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes showers and high temperatures, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, peaking at 89 degrees today and possibly reaching 98 degrees by next Wednesday.

U.S. CBP officers seized over $668,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a Ford SUV at Hidalgo International Bridge, leading to the driver's arrest and an ongoing investigation by Homeland Security.

Alleged drug trafficker Hector Adrian Rojero Ramos was extradited from Mexico to El Paso, Texas, to face narcotics importation and distribution charges.

Governor Abbott announces over $7.3 million in Texas Talent Connection grants for workforce development, spread across 22 initiatives, aimed at improving job skills, placement, and retention.

Edward "Ron" Acosta, founder of Las Palapas restaurants, was allegedly stabbed to death by his nephew, with the suspect arrested and charged with murder.

San Antonio Animal Care Services advises pet safety during Fourth of July celebrations, highlighting ID microchips, safe spaces, and caution against loud noises and heat.

San Antonio's city services will have altered schedules on July 4th, but emergency services will be available. Some facilities will be open while others will close for the holiday.