San Antonio invites residents to join its Planning Commission, allowing them to influence the Master Plan and development code. Meetings take place twice a month, with support provided for participants.

San Antonio prepares for Día de los Muertos with events across the city, including a cultural celebration at Market Square and a river parade in La Villita.

Gov. Abbott appoints Morgan Johnson to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, bringing her legal and environmental expertise to oversee utilities and the electrical grid.

Governor Abbott reappointed five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council, with terms extended to 2027, emphasizing their diverse expertise in regulation and safety.

Governor Greg Abbott has activated Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe storms, including potential hail and tornadoes, urging Texans to stay vigilant and prepared.

San Antonio's forecast includes sunshine and potential storms over the weekend with a mix of rain chances and high winds, followed by a sunny outlook into the next week.

Fire Marshal Mike Lugo of Williamson County highlights the risks of lithium batteries during Fire Prevention Month, urging proper handling and charging practices to prevent fires.

San Antonio invites residents to apply for its Head Start Policy Council to influence local education policy. Applications close on November 28, 2025.

The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne is launching a bookmobile to extend services to isolated or transportation-limited residents. The van features technology for interactive programs and will save patrons an estimated $2.9 million.

A skunk tested positive for rabies in San Antonio, adding to the area's cases this year. Officials urge caution around wildlife and vaccination for pets.

Governor Abbott honored Sheriff Larry Busby for his 44-year law enforcement career at a Coastal Bend Peace Officers Association event, emphasizing the importance of public safety in Texas.

Boerne, Texas, offers a "Relaxing Getaway Itinerary," a guide for a tranquil, slow-paced weekend with activities like spa visits and creekside dining.

San Antonio anticipates heavy traffic due to various events on October 25. The city advises early travel arrangements and promotes free VIA Park & Ride services.