Governor Greg Abbott is determined to continue calling special sessions in Texas until his agenda is passed, despite Democratic lawmakers' efforts to block legislation by breaking quorum.

Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks to hold Beto O'Rourke in contempt for violating a temporary restraining order by continuing to fundraise, disregarding the legal consequences outlined by a Texas judge.

Carver Branch Library in San Antonio is closing for a 20-month renovation, with services moving to Denver Heights Community Center during this period.

Texas Governor Abbott declared a disaster for 191 counties due to wildfire danger, mobilizing state agencies to support local response efforts and urging residents to follow safety guidelines.

Governor Greg Abbott requested federal disaster assistance for Uvalde County, Texas, following severe flooding, aiming to include the county in the Major Disaster Declaration for federal aid.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Eli Lilly for alleged bribery to promote diabetes drugs, claiming violation of state fraud laws and exploitation of Medicaid.

CBP/AMO helicopter crews successfully performed two mountain rescues for a dehydrated hiker and another with chest pains.

San Antonio is set to host the 2026 Department of Defense Warrior Games, a commitment to supporting wounded warriors and veterans. The flag was officially handed over from Colorado Springs, with local officials expressing pride and anticipation.

San Antonio's forecast includes summer heat with chances of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures nearing 96-98 degrees, and heat indexes above 100.

Helotes is undergoing a drainage project to prevent floods and improve road safety, with setbacks causing delays. Coordination with SAWS and weather issues extended completion to late 2025.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Laredo Port of Entry seized over $433,000 worth of methamphetamine from a van driven by a U.S. citizen.

Governor Greg Abbott has activated Texas emergency teams in preparation for expected severe weather, including potential flash flooding, in Northwest and Southeast Texas.

San Antonio residents must apply quickly to join the SAWS Board of Trustees before the upcoming deadline if they wish to impact local water supply management.