San Antonio Police Officer Paul Fencik was arrested for DWI on duty after being detected with alcohol aroma and an open beer in his patrol car. He's on administrative duty pending investigations.

New Braunfels addressed flood impacts, stressing emergency preparedness and highlighting their alert system, including warning sirens and an Emergency Notification System.

A man received a 20-year sentence for distributing child pornography involving a 16-year-old Texas girl, exploited via the KiK app. The FBI investigated, and the DOJ's Project Safe Childhood initiative supports such cases.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley Sector conducted operations apprehending smugglers and illegal aliens, seizing drugs worth over $3.4 million, and providing emergency aid to a young girl.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces the successful launch of ChAMP, a modernized child support system designed to enhance efficiency and service for Texas families.

San Antonio Animal Care Services offers $25 adoption fees on National Mutt Day, emphasizing pet individuality over breed labels to improve adoption rates.

The SAFD is constructing two new fire stations in San Antonio to improve service, with completions expected by Fall 2026, funded by $17.6 million in Certificates of Obligation.

San Antonio's forecast includes heat with highs near 100°F and a heat index up to 106, with intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Texas Governor Abbott has added 10 counties to the federal disaster declaration following severe floods, facilitating federal aid for recovery efforts.

San Antonio's Carver Branch Library celebrates its 95th anniversary with activities and an upcoming renovation.

Governor Greg Abbott has announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Pharr, Texas, to support and provide resources for small businesses, which employ nearly half of Texan workers.

San Antonio offers free downtown events in August, with activities like the Market Square Summer Bash and Labor Day Celebration, Sunday classes at La Villita, and Lunch Break on Houston Street, complete with entertainment and artisanal goods.

Texas Governor Abbott activated emergency resources in anticipation of flash floods in the Panhandle, ensuring state readiness for potential flooding.