San Antonio Public Library offers a summer program with free books, diverse activities for children, teens, and adults, including educational workshops and collectibles.

Texas AG Paxton, with Trump Administration, successfully challenged a law allowing undocumented immigrants in-state tuition, which a court found unconstitutional.

A Salvadoran man was sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent in 2024, with removal proceedings to follow his term.

The upcoming weather forecast for San Antonio indicates a series of warm days with high temperatures nearing or exceeding 95 degrees and possible thunderstorms early next week.

San Antonio Animal Care Services offers fee-waived adoptions for pets at their shelter until June 8, 2025, with pets coming sterilized, vaccinated, and microchipped.

The Laredo Field Office gives tips for easier border crossings, urging travelers to use online platforms for permits and check real-time wait times to facilitate their summer travels.

Demonta Daniels received two life sentences plus 20 years for murder, extortion, drug trafficking, and armed robberies in a federal RICO case in Waco.

The City of New Braunfels is hosting a public open house on June 10 to gather community input on new hike and bike trail plans along Waterway Lane. The meeting will be held at the NBU Service Center on FM 306.

Governor Greg Abbott has unveiled the next stop in Texas' Small Business Summit series, set for June 12 in the City of Kyle, Hays County. Designed to support the state's 3.3 million small businesses, the summit will feature expert-led sessions on tech, marketing, and workforce strategy.

Governor Abbott celebrates passing conservative legislation in Texas' 89th Legislative Session, emphasizing education reform, border security investment, economic measures, and a commitment to conservative governance.

Governor Abbott announced the approval of an SBA disaster declaration for South Texas counties affected by severe weather, enabling access to low-interest loans for recovery.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced over $481 million in merit pay for 42,000 teachers for the 2024-25 school year through the Teacher Incentive Allotment.

Governor Greg Abbott signed Texas's strongest bail reform laws to prevent violent offenders from being released and to change the state's Constitution.