New Braunfels announces road closures and transportation plans for Wurstfest 2025, offering parking tips and routes for rideshares and charter buses. Golf cart regulations are also highlighted.

Texas Governor Abbott activated emergency resources and updated a disaster declaration due to wildfire and flood risks in 179 counties, directing agencies to prepare and advising residents to stay alert.

San Antonio's forecast predicts a week of sunny days with highs around 91-92 degrees and clear nights with lows in the mid-60s, along with gentle winds.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates Discord for its alleged role in addiction, extremist content, and minor exploitation following a political assassination.

League City residents are invited to attend or stream the City Council meeting on October 14 at 6 p.m., with a work session at 5 p.m. Public Comment sign-ups are available on-site.

Texas AG Ken Paxton and the Republican Party of Texas filed a joint motion to close GOP primaries to registered party members, claiming the current open primary system violates their First Amendment rights.

San Antonio City Council approves funding for a Fire Department Needs Assessment to evaluate staffing, equipment, and facilities for equitable emergency services.

A 10-year-old student at LaCoste Elementary in Texas was arrested for a school shooting threat, causing concern among parents despite the school's and law enforcement's response.

Residents of San Antonio's District 5 discussed the proposed $1.3 billion Spurs arena, with Councilmember Castillo aiming for transparency before the November vote.

San Antonio forecasts sunny skies and stable temperatures around the low 90s, with clear nights and lows in the upper 60s, according to the National Weather Service.

A construction worker was killed by a truck at a Medina County site. Turner Construction halted work for an investigation and offered condolences and counseling to employees.

Former coach Armando Flores is charged with invasive visual recording, accused of using a disguised camera to film a coworker. He denies the claims and was released on bond. The school expresses sympathy, and the investigation is ongoing.

The San Antonio Ready to Work program has placed over 3,000 people in jobs with an average salary of $44,600, surpassing the expected minimum wage and aiding in skills development.