SAACS extends their $25 adoption special for pets, including spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips, until May 18 in celebration of National Rescue Dog Day.

U.S. Customs officials seized 55 pounds of cocaine valued at $739,742 at the Hidalgo International Bridge and arrested the 40-year-old Mexican driver.

CBP officers seized over $1.7 million worth of meth hidden in a vehicle at the Rio Grande City Port of Entry; driver arrested by DEA for investigation.

San Antonio City Council approved $500,000 for the design of the Airman Heritage Museum and Aerospace Learning Center to highlight the city's aerospace legacy.

A federal grand jury indicted U.S. Army soldier Seth Herrera for child pornography offenses, including attempted sexual exploitation of a child. He used encrypted apps and AI chatbots to create and obtain CSAM.

Governor Abbott announced over $580,700 in career training grants for three Metroplex region schools under the JET program, to boost job skills and readiness.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Sir Professor Mallory Factor to Texas' GURI board, where he will review university research funding applications. Factor has a background in academia, business, and public advisory roles.

Ashley Pardo was charged with aiding her son's planned terror attack on a San Antonio middle school. Both were arrested, with the mother released on bond and the son detained at a juvenile facility.

Governor Greg Abbott offers a $30,000 reward for information on fugitive Trevor McEuen, emphasizing the need for bail reform after McEuen, charged with capital murder, fled justice.

San Antonio faces summer-like heat with temperatures nearing 98-101 degrees and high heat index values. Winds provide little relief. Some chances of showers and thunderstorms appear early in the week, with a slight cooling trend forecast.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation to reinforce the state's pro-business stance, including a business judgment rule and tax exemptions for specific entities.

San Antonio has scheduled a runoff election for Mayor and several City Council positions on June 7, following the May 3 general election. Early voting starts May 27.

Ken Paxton won a legal case enforcing the Texas Open Meetings Act, requiring Travis County Commissioners to follow transparency laws after they tried to approve funds secretly.