San Antonio alters city services for Memorial Day, with closures including City Hall and municipal offices. Essential services remain active; parking meters are free, and some outdoor activities and facilities are available.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes chances of showers and high temperatures, potentially reaching 99 degrees with heat indices up to 103 degrees.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito proposed a plan in San Antonio for improved transparency on utility and fiber projects, advocating better coordination and communication standards.

Border Patrol in Brownsville, Texas, arrested Jose Guadalupe Perez-Garza, a previously deported sex offender with a history of serious crimes in the U.S.

A driver died after crashing into a guardrail on Interstate 10, reportedly driving at unsafe speeds without a seatbelt, causing eastbound lane closures.

CBP officers seized $177,500 in undeclared U.S. currency at Hidalgo International Bridge, initiating a criminal investigation for evasion of reporting requirements.

Gov. Greg Abbott announces Texas' lead in U.S. job growth with 37,700 new jobs in April and ongoing legislative efforts to maintain a business-friendly environment.

San Antonio is nearing Philadelphia's population, potentially becoming the sixth largest city in the U.S. with significant growth while Philadelphia declines.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, with support from other states, is urging Congress to pass H.R. 38 to establish nationwide reciprocity for concealed carry permits.

Comal County stops accepting green waste, affecting New Braunfels' recycling program and leading to a proposed use of regular trash bins for green waste, which could produce energy for local homes.

San Antonio faces a heat wave with highs near 98 degrees and heat indexes up to 104. Nights will stay warm, with chances of rain and thunderstorms into the weekend and early next week.

Williamson County offices will close for Memorial Day, but the Regional Animal Shelter remains open. No Commissioners Court meeting on Tuesday following the holiday.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has joined the FEMA Review Council to discuss improvements to the U.S. emergency management system, expressing commitment to enhancing disaster response.