New Braunfels transitions plat applications to an electronic system, ProjectDox, for streamlined review starting May 5, 2025, with guidelines for submission.

League City, Texas, has launched an online auction for surplus municipal items, running until June 12, 2025, on the Public Surplus website. Viewing appointments are available upon request.

Three men were stabbed by an individual with a knife during a fight at the Brass Monkey nightclub in San Antonio; the victims are hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the assailant is detained.

Governor Abbott requests SBA disaster aid for South Texas after storms, which may offer low-interest loans to affected Jim Wells County residents for rebuilding.

SAPD released body cam footage of a May 9 officer-involved shooting outside a restaurant; the suspect is charged with assault and disarming an officer.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Aundrea Young to the Advisory Council on Emergency Medical Services until January 1, 2026. Young's extensive background includes an Executive MBA and experience leading Competitive Choice, Inc.

A third body in two months was found at Woodlawn Lake, San Antonio, with cause of death and identity unknown, raising safety concerns in the community.

TxDOT is set to open a new flyover ramp at San Antonio's Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange on Monday, as part of a larger $1.4 billion expansion project to ease traffic.

San Antonio's weekend weather forecast includes a 50% chance of rain today, mostly cloudy skies, with highs of 88°F. Occasional showers and thunderstorms may continue into next week.

A body was recovered from Woodlawn Lake in San Antonio, with the SAFD involved in the recovery. Officials are investigating the cause of death, and the Bexar County Medical Examiner is examining the unidentified male body.

San Antonio Central Library marks its 30th anniversary with festivities and a Kickoff to Summer event on May 31, featuring family activities and a ceremony with local dignitaries.

The New Braunfels Public Library announces its "Color Your World" Summer Reading Program, offering a variety of activities and encouraging reading through a game card system.

Texas AG Ken Paxton urges the state House to pass a bill for stronger voter fraud prosecution powers, citing a court ruling that limited the AG's office's authority and potential conflicts of interest for local DAs.