San Antonio's Complete Streets Policy ranks first in national rankings by Smart Growth America, scoring 96/100 for its inclusive approach to urban planning for diverse transportation modes.

Pasadena, Texas is designated a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, joining 85 other cities, as announced by Governor Greg Abbott to acknowledge its musical contributions and economic benefits.

San Antonio preps pets for the Fourth of July with free microchips and safety accessories at Safe Pet Pop-Up events.

Texas AG Ken Paxton's defense of a law requiring age verification on porn sites was upheld by the US Supreme Court, enforcing strict fines for non-compliance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the renewal of the Healthy Texas Women Medicaid waiver, ensuring health services for low-income women until 2030.

San Antonio braces for high heat with temperatures nearing 93 degrees, while increasing clouds moderate night temperatures. Rain chances and widespread haze are forecast for the upcoming days.

Governor Greg Abbott announced the first loan from the Texas Energy Fund to build a new 122 MW natural gas power plant, aimed at improving Texas' power grid reliability.

A San Antonio woman received a 30-year federal prison sentence for producing and distributing child sexual abuse material, involving an infant she assaulted from birth to 18 months.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott awarded a $5.3 million grant to MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc. to expand its facility, furthering the state's semiconductor industry growth.

U.S. Customs officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized over $639K worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle, leading to the driver's arrest and highlighting the ongoing efforts to prevent drug trafficking.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty in Waco, TX, for immigration violations after failing to update his address and carrying his alien registration card. He was sentenced to time-served.

New Braunfels announced facility closures for July 4th, 2025, with no garbage schedule change and details on festivities and traffic due to the holiday.

A Saharan dust cloud is set to affect air quality in San Antonio and surrounding areas, prompting concerns for individuals with respiratory issues and leading to recommendations for minimizing health risks.