San Antonio celebrated the opening of Village at the Loop, an affordable housing community funded in part by the city, offering modern amenities and on-site support services to residents.

Governor Greg Abbott announced NRG Energy's expansion in Texas with a new 721 MW natural gas plant in Chambers County, a $936 million investment aimed at energy reliability and job creation.

Governor Abbott reappoints Weldon Riggs to the Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District, highlighting his extensive service and commitment to water resource stewardship in Texas.

A water main break in Wilson County's Southeast Water District has led to low pressure and outages, prompting a boil water advisory. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

A man was shot in a road rage incident in San Antonio after brake-checking the aggressive driver behind him. He received a non-life-threatening injury and no suspect has been identified.

ICE confirmed the suspect in a deadly San Antonio shooting at a landscaping business was a Honduran migrant illegally in the U.S. Three victims were killed; the suspect later died by suicide.

Ex-deputy Miguel Rodriguez's case was dismissed under conditions, yet he remains fired for smuggling fast food to an inmate, marking a firm employment stance despite legal reprieve.

Kyle police arrested Joshua Gillum from Lockhart for possession of a stolen handgun and methamphetamine, indicative of drug distribution. He faces multiple charges.

Governor Abbott reappoints Michael H. Lewis as Commissioner for the Sabine River Compact Administration, tasked with managing water rights between Texas, Louisiana, and the US.

San Antonio expects a week of mostly sunny weather, with mid-80s temperatures and potential gusty winds up to 20 mph. A slight rise in temperature is forecasted toward the end of the week.

State filings show H‑E‑B plans a 51,599‑sq‑ft, $14.4M fulfillment center at FM 423 and U.S. 380 in Frisco to boost curbside and delivery capacity.

Families of Camp Mystic victims have filed wrongful-death suits alleging the camp ignored flood warnings and delayed evacuations during the July 4 flash flood. The complaints seek damages and court-ordered safety changes.

San Antonio police released images after a boy said a man pointed a rifle and demanded his jewelry. Detectives want tips from anyone who recognizes the suspect.