District 8 Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez introduces the Replacement Anti-Theft Mailbox Program to combat mail theft and enhance security in neighborhoods.

Mayor Nick Long of League City discussed the 2025 election and local park renovations, including the closure of Lobit Park for upgrades, in his video series "Short Talks with Mayor Long."

A man died after being hit by a freight train near San Antonio airport; police are investigating the incident where the victim was trapped on a bridge.

San Antonio's Dogtober Pet Adoption Festival offers a chance to adopt pets for $25, with fun activities, live music, and local vendors at Animal Care Services on October 25-26.

James Cotter appeared in court for a status update on charges of tampering with evidence and possessing a prohibited weapon in the Suzanne Simpson disappearance case.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts sunny conditions followed by possible storms, with highs in the 80s to 90s and a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

Lina Khil's family, still seeking answers nearly four years after her disappearance in San Antonio, plans to hire a private investigator as police leads have not resulted in progress.

Ex-constable Michelle Barrientes Vela is running for Texas state representative after her conviction was overturned.

Legacy Elementary School has opened in Uvalde, replacing Robb Elementary where a shooting occurred, with hopes for a safe and fresh start for the community.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints four new members to the Commission on Jail Standards, with Kelly Rowe as the new chair, bringing extensive law enforcement experience to oversee state jail regulations.

The trial of three ex-SAPD officers for Melissa Perez's shooting death reveals bodycam footage and scrutinizes their use of force, with pauses due to graphic evidence objections.

Texas Attorney General Paxton and 14 state AGs support a petition requiring proof of citizenship for federal voter registration, aiming to ensure election integrity.

Councilwoman Misty Spears condemns repeated political graffiti in District 9, emphasizing values of respectful dialogue and community unity in her response.