Attorney General Ken Paxton is to speak at an event for Stratford High School students who faced criticism for trying to start a Turning Point USA chapter. The event will focus on free speech and conservative youth activism.

Texas AG Ken Paxton calls for universities to protect free speech, following the murder of Charlie Kirk, and warns against using the incident to silence conservatives.

League City plans a tree giveaway on October 2 to support its "Tree City USA" status, offering residents a selection of free saplings while supplies last.

San Antonio braces for high temperatures and thunderstorms, with highs near 100°F and heat indexes up to 107. Conditions will cool slightly overnight with the chance of showers and storms increasing midweek.

William Best was sentenced to 40 years for a home invasion in Bexar County where he tied up and robbed three teenagers. He fled before his court date but was later caught and pleaded guilty.

A 61-year-old woman crashed into a San Antonio clothing store and struck multiple cars; no injuries or structural damage reported, charges not expected.

Two men are under investigation after a robbery involving the theft of roof shingles at a Von Ormy construction site; a toy gun was used in the incident.

San Antonio mourns SAMSAT founder David Monroe who died in a workplace accident while moving a jet engine. Monroe, a tech pioneer and patent holder for the camera phone, is remembered for his significant contributions to the field and education.

CBP seized $16 million worth of meth hidden in a frozen mango shipment in Laredo, with officers using technology and a canine to find 1,790 pounds of the drug.

Dwight Malone, 68, was arrested for making threats at a Navy Federal Credit Union over a $60 dispute, facing charges of terroristic threats and trespassing.

San Antonio mother charged after her two children are found dead in a hot car; inconsistencies in her story noted.

A gas station clerk in San Antonio was stabbed multiple times during an attempted robbery; the suspect fled the scene and the victim is in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident.

San Antonio is set for high temperatures near 100°F with the possibility of showers and a thunderstorm midweek, followed by clearer, slightly cooler weather towards the weekend.