San Antonio is hosting multiple free fall events including a car show, cultural celebrations, art festivals, and more in various downtown venues throughout October.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott launched the 10th annual Texas HireAbility campaign to promote employment for Texans with disabilities and celebrate Disability Employment Awareness Month.

San Antonio and Bexar County observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month with events like an educational symposium and public participation in #PurplePorchSA. The CCDV will release an annual report on domestic violence.

A sunny forecast for San Antonio includes a peak of 96 degrees, clear skies, and light winds. The pattern continues with possible showers Friday and consistent pleasant weather through the weekend.

Governor Abbott appointed Batson and Syphrett to the Gulf Coast Authority Board, with terms ending in 2027 and 2026, focusing on water systems and environmental protection.

The U.S. CBP announced new Assistant Port Directors for the Port of Eagle Pass: Montalvo for Trade, Rodriguez for Tactical Operations, and McGehee for Passenger Operations.

Texas Attorney General Paxton urges YouTube to keep Univision in its base package, suggesting its removal may be retaliatory and could violate consumer protection laws.

San Antonio's District 1 Summer Music Series concluded with positive reception, boosting local business and showcasing artistic talent through 23 performances.

San Antonio opens Preserve at the Port, transforming a historic barracks into affordable housing with 360 units, funded partly by a 2022 bond and tax credits.

Governor Greg Abbott directs Texas DPS to enhance security at religious sites, prompting collaboration with law enforcement to prevent violence and encouraging use of the iWatchTexas reporting system.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito of San Antonio calls on SAWS and the Edwards Aquifer Authority for their stances on a proposed wastewater facility, citing public and environmental health concerns.

Bexar County Sheriff's deputy Benjamin Ramos III was arrested on a misdemeanor charge for assaulting a family member, with the victim alleging physical harm during an argument.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit against three former San Antonio officers over the fatal shooting of Melissa Perez, though a criminal trial is still set for October.