SAACS and SAPL celebrate National Pet Week with events for pet lovers, including craft activities, workshops, and dog behavior sessions, plus a special $25 adoption fee.

San Antonio's OHP celebrates National Historic Preservation Month with events focused on the city's history, including a Home Repair Fair and heritage tours.

Texas AG Paxton is suing Austin ISD, alleging they're violating state laws against teaching CRT, following reports of references to the 1619 Project within the district's curriculum.

CBP officers seized over 4,000 rounds of ammunition and cash at a Texas border crossing, arresting a U.S. citizen who attempted to flee during the inspection.

AG Ken Paxton supports the Senate confirmation of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney in D.C., praising his reduction of violent crime and increased prosecutions.

Austin FC encourages fans to bike to games at Q2 Stadium, providing convenience with a bicycle valet service and highlighting new safe biking infrastructure.

Rockport-Fulton has become the 82nd Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized by the Texas Music Office for supporting music industry development.

CBP officers in El Paso seized 70.4 lbs of meth from a vehicle driven by a 55-year-old woman with her grandchild, marking another incident of grandparents using family as a front for smuggling.

San Antonio's weather will be mixed, with potential severe storms followed by sunny days. Highs could reach 89 with windy afternoons, and a continued chance of rain midweek. Sunny conditions are expected later in the week.

The collection of defaulted federal student loans has resumed, potentially leading to wage and benefit garnishments. Borrowers are advised to check their loan status and explore rehabilitation or consolidation options.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes rain and storms early in the week, with an 80% chance of precipitation and highs in the 70s. Conditions may improve with sunnier weather and mid-80s by the weekend.

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.