Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 4211 to ban "Sharia compounds" and ensure religious freedom isn't used for segregation in Texas residential developments.

UTSA Roadrunners defeated Incarnate Word 48-20, with quarterback Owen McCown throwing for 238 yards and four touchdowns and running back Robert Henry Jr. adding 144 yards and two touchdowns.

Governor Abbott announces a $20,000 reward increase for information on the stabbing of Austin Kanuch in Harris County, totaling $40,000 with Crime Stoppers' offer.

San Antonio residents will experience a week of mid-90s heat with "mostly sunny" and "partly cloudy" skies, as well as a slight chance of showers towards the end of the week.

The Western District of Texas reported a rise in immigration cases, with new arrests and charges for offenses like illegal re-entry, smuggling, and fake IDs.

Brook Hollow Branch Library in San Antonio will close briefly on September 15 to complete a transition to solar power, as part of the city's eco-friendly initiatives.

Governor Abbott appointed three members to Texas Board of Respiratory Care, ensuring guidance for the state's respiratory therapy standards until 2031.

San Antonio is forecasted to experience sunny and warm weather with highs near 96°F, light winds, and evening temperatures in the low 70s throughout the upcoming week.

Michael Dean Hicks, 58, robbed a Chase Bank in New Braunfels, was arrested the next day, and faces robbery charges. Police recovered stolen cash and the note used.

League City is auctioning off surplus municipal vehicles, including cars and an ambulance, via Purple Wave online until October 14, 2025. Viewing is by appointment, and buyers are responsible for vehicle removal.

Councilmember Teri Castillo abstained from voting on the censure of colleague Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, believing in due process and the electorate's role in holding officials accountable.

Governor Abbott honored first responders at the 2025 Star Of Texas Awards, stressing the importance of their bravery and commemorating September 11 as part of the event.

San Antonio Councilmember Clayton Perry has endorsed a new ordinance to increase penalties for pet abandonment, promoting animal welfare and public safety.