Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a TEF loan for a 456 MW natural gas power plant in Houston by NRG Energy Inc., expected to launch by Summer 2026 for reliable energy supply.

San Antonio invites residents to August Budget Town Hall meetings, with the FY 2026 budget presentation on August 14 by City Manager Erik Walsh. Public hearings are scheduled for September.

Texas DPS issues safety tips for parents and drivers as children return to school, emphasizing pedestrian and cyclist protection, adherence to school zone laws, and emergency preparedness.

AG Ken Paxton criticizes Texas House Democrats for leaving the state to avoid quorum, calling it a "cowardly desertion" and a "publicity stunt" on his official website.

Metro Health in San Antonio confirmed a pool of West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes and plans to spray the affected area. Residents are advised to take preventive measures.

San Antonio is expected to have a week of intense heat with clear skies and high temperatures, reaching up to 100 degrees with light breezes providing slight relief.

Two men were arrested for the theft of a car involved in a deadly crash on I-35 in San Antonio, with additional burglary charges linked to previous incidents.

Governor Abbott has threatened legal action against Democrat lawmakers who fled Texas to block legislation, implying they could lose their seats and face felony charges.

Governor Greg Abbott approves bills supporting Texas veterans, including resources database, provisional licensing, and research on ibogaine treatment for addiction and behavioral health issues.

San Antonio is expecting a hot week with near 100-degree temperatures, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and little relief from the heat in the evenings.

New Braunfels invites residents to participate in budget and tax rate discussions for fiscal year 2026 during public meetings detailed on the city website.

Metro Health in San Antonio launched "Let's Grow Together," focusing on maternal and family health with events and partnerships to provide resources and support.

After Texas floods, New Braunfels showcased its flood warning sirens, part of a multi-tiered emergency system, which includes mobile alerts, social media updates, and community efforts.