Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation targeting chronic health issues and promoting preventive care, championing a bipartisan vision for a healthier state.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office busted an illegal gambling operation in San Antonio, detaining 22 people and potentially linking the den to organized crime.

San Antonio faces another hot day with a high near 99°F and heat index up to 103°F, with minimal breeze. The high heat persists into Friday, but possible showers and storms may bring relief over the weekend.

Judge Aurora Martinez-Jones faces criticism for not closing a homeless center near a school, despite safety concerns and a violent incident, with AG Ken Paxton condemning the decision.

San Antonio hosts a two-day "2025 Thriving Together Conference" focusing on community wellness, featuring keynotes, panels, and a film night to foster dialogue on public health.

Texas AG Paxton is investigating baby food manufacturers over products with high levels of toxic heavy metals, issuing Civil Investigative Demands to companies like Gerber and Plum Organics.

Lane closures and no parking on Kentucky Boulevard in New Braunfels for striping work on August 27-28, weather permitting, with potential towing of improperly parked vehicles.

San Antonio Animal Care Services partners with NBC Universal to waive adoption fees during the last days of the Clear The Shelters event, urging community to adopt pets.

Governor Abbott announces Brazos Midstream's plan to expand gas processing in Martin County, Texas, with a new plant as part of the JETI program, signaling a $185 million investment.

San Antonio faces a hot end to the week with triple-digit heat indices, potential thunderstorms, and minimal nightly cooling. Weekend may bring slight relief with a chance of rain.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton mandates displaying the Ten Commandments in public and secondary schools, excluding those in ongoing litigation, which faces legal challenges and opposition.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton clinched a third legal win against Beto O’Rourke, establishing Tarrant County's jurisdiction in a case against O'Rourke's group.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Laredo Port of Entry arrested Bernardo Vasquez Rodriguez, wanted for a felony charge of indecency with a child.