San Antonio expects a high of 101 degrees today, remaining mostly sunny with slight evening cooling. Heat-related illness risks are present, with marginal relief throughout the week and intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms.

San Antonio Councilmember Ric Galvan emphasizes fiscal responsibility and community benefits for the proposed District 6 Sports & Entertainment District, advocating transparency, cultural respect, and grassroots growth.

Texas begins construction on a new $121 million Lubbock Psychiatric Center with advanced security measures, aiming to improve mental health services and accessibility in rural areas by 2027.

A 4-year-old autistic girl was found dead in a car in Atascosa County, Texas; authorities are investigating whether she entered the vehicle on her own.

Travel Texas certifies Hallettsville as a Tourism Friendly community, acknowledging its efforts in promoting tourism for economic growth and job support.

A fire in New Braunfels led to a death investigation after a body with a gunshot wound and burns was found in a home. Authorities are investigating the incident for potential foul play.

CBP officers at the Roma Port of Entry intercepted a shipment of cocaine worth over $2.8 million concealed in a soft drink shipment.

League City invites vendors to its fall/winter markets, including October's Harvest Festival and November's Nutcracker in the Park event, featuring various family-friendly activities.

San Antonio is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, minimal wind, and little relief forecasted for the week ahead, including a slight chance of showers on Saturday.

CBP officers in Hidalgo, Texas, intercepted over $1 million worth of cocaine at a port of entry, highlighting the agency's continuous efforts to combat drug smuggling.

A Texas man was charged with human smuggling after being stopped by Border Patrol near Dilley, Texas, with several individuals trying to flee his car.

San Antonio motorcyclists face a somber aftermath with three separate fatal crashes occurring over one weekend, prompting safety calls and preventive measures.

San Antonio seeks diverse applicants for its Ready to Work Advisory Board to guide workforce development, with the application deadline on August 15, 2025.