Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe weather and potential flash floods, urging residents to be vigilant and prepared for the storms.

San Antonio expects typical summer weather with a mix of sun, clouds, and possible showers, peaking around 94°F with a heat index up to 101°F. There's a 30% chance of rain today and slight chances of precipitation into the early week.

A man in San Antonio was arrested for allegedly threatening Donald Trump on Facebook, facing federal charges and a potential five-year sentence per charge.

San Antonio's District 3 Symposium focused on unity and civic engagement, with Councilwoman Viagran and community leaders discussing local well-being and progress.

Texas expands federal aid for counties hit by flooding; Governor Abbott announces FEMA's support for individual and public assistance through disaster declaration.

Texas expands Disaster Unemployment Assistance to five more counties post-storms, as declared by Governor Abbott following a federal disaster recognition.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Western Texas filed 222 new immigration-related cases in one week including arrests for fraudulent documents and illegal re-entry.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the HHSC introduce the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line to aid those affected by floods, offering 24/7 crisis counseling at no cost.

San Antonio braces for potential showers with a 20% chance after 4pm amid heat, and a 10% chance in the evening. The hot weather continues, with chances of storms into the new week and highs in the mid-90s.

The Johnston Branch Library in San Antonio will close temporarily on July 14-15 for an electrical upgrade. Patrons are directed to nearby branches for services, and due dates will be extended.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $10,000 reward for information on Benjamin Hanil Song, accused of attacking an ICE facility in Texas and wounding a police officer.

New Braunfels is holding a hearing to discuss updates to its Thoroughfare Plan, focusing on future road infrastructure tailored to growth, not immediate construction.

Community members held a vigil in Texas to honor victims of the July Fourth floods, with 120 confirmed dead, over 160 missing, and calls for better preparedness.