Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a significant $1 billion school voucher bill, allowing families to use public funds for private school tuition. Critics fear it may harm public education funding.

Bexar County voters approved a $987 million bond for Alamo Colleges District, funding new facilities, programs, and upgrades focused on high-demand job sectors.

San Antonio's mayoral race is heading to a runoff between Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos, after no candidate won the majority in the initial voting round.

San Antonio's current sunny weather is expected to change, with rain and thunderstorms forecasted starting Monday and persisting into Tuesday, with conditions improving later in the week.

A San Antonio man, Ruben Martinez, was sentenced to 11 years for attempting to smuggle over 10 kg of fentanyl and nearly 35 kg of methamphetamine from Mexico into the US.

New appointees join the Trinity River Authority Board in Texas, with Richard “Carson” Dennis and Elizabeth Thomas beginning terms, and Jerry House, D.Min. securing a reappointment.

The Western District of Texas filed 352 new immigration cases in one week, including charges for illegal re-entry and firearm possession by illegal aliens.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny days with potential thunderstorms, highs near 80 degrees, and windy conditions. Inclement weather likely on Monday and Tuesday.

San Antonio and LiftFund offer grants to mitigate small business issues due to construction, with launches starting in May and June, including informational sessions for applicants.

San Antonio hosts the National League of Cities' Women in Municipal Government Summer Conference from May 28-30, focusing on community ties and city challenges.

New Braunfels introduces its first 3v3 Women's Basketball League, with registration open until June 18 and games spanning six weeks followed by playoffs.

San Antonio's City Council debates SB 32, a tax exemption bill, with Councilmember Whyte disagreeing with the city's opposition and advocating for pro-business measures.

TxDOT's "Touch A Truck" event in San Antonio let kids explore construction vehicles, highlighting road-building and safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week.