The Texas Women’s Leadership Conference, aimed at empowering women leaders, is set for February 2026 and features high-profile speakers. It's supported by the Beacon State Fund and sponsors like AT&T.

A man attacked his girlfriend with a box cutter in San Antonio, fled the scene, and is now being sought by police; the woman survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Boerne Book Festival is relocating to the Patrick Heath Public Library with author panels, children’s activities, and university presses attending on Oct. 4.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders flags at half-staff for the late Charlie Kirk following a directive from President Trump, marking state mourning until sunset of September 14, 2025.

San Antonio is expecting mid-90s temperatures throughout the week, with mostly sunny skies and light winds, with a slight chance of showers by Tuesday.

Texas Governor Abbott signs legislation to improve rural healthcare access, including House Bill 18 and 3000, focusing on sustainability and ambulance services.

Mason Rodriguez has been charged with murdering Enrique Javier Perales, possibly over a love triangle, in West Bexar County. Perales was shot multiple times and Rodriguez surrendered, with authorities recovering the weapon used.

Governor Abbott and Secretary McMahon discussed Texas' educational advancements, highlighting $8.5 billion funding, teacher pay raises, and school choice program.

Boerne, Texas, offers a three-day family adventure, featuring horseback riding, cave tours, arts and crafts, museum visits, and relaxed downtown activities, with details available on the city's official website.

Texas Governor Abbott requests SBA disaster declaration to aid Houston residents affected by a recent apartment complex fire in the Spring Branch neighborhood.

A man disguised with a wig stole multiple bags from a Louis Vuitton store in San Antonio's Shops at LaCantera; authorities seek identification through viral video evidence.

The Edgewood ISD board has sanctioned trustee Michael Valdez for policy violations, restricting his board roles and mandating ethics training. Valdez disputes the sanctions, claiming he voices genuine concerns and has the right to speak to the media.

San Antonio's Mayor is visiting flood mitigation sites to inform budgeting for city's infrastructure projects and address community concerns about flooding.