San Antonio's Juneteenth forecast predicts sunny skies with high temperatures near 93°F and heat indices around 102°F, alongside mild southeast winds. Warnings are issued to stay hydrated due to heat.

Texas AG Paxton investigates 33 noncitizens for illegal voting in the 2024 election after referral from Secretary of State.

San Antonio announces Juneteenth service schedule with city hall closed, essential services like police and fire operational, free on-street parking, and no waste collection interruption.

Father and son sentenced for drug trafficking and harboring immigrants near a San Antonio high school; over $600,000 seized to fund public safety equipment.

San Antonio and Bexar County officials declared a state of disaster after severe storms killed 13 and caused widespread damage, seeking state and potentially federal aid.

A former hotel manager in Texas pled guilty to embezzlement and filing a false tax return, facing up to three years in prison for stealing over $1 million and causing a $200,000 IRS loss.

Mayors of San Antonio and Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt signed an MOU for international cooperation, including sports diplomacy and cultural exchange, anchored by a shared community spirit.

Texas AG Paxton reached an agreement with HHS, rejecting a federal rule on LGBTQI+ identity affirmation in Texas foster care, touting it as a victory over "radical gender ideology."

San Antonio forecast anticipates mid-90s temperatures, clear skies, and high humidity, with occasional gusty south winds. Evenings will bring slight cooling.

Two shootings in San Antonio left three people injured; one at a bar and another in a drive-by incident. Suspects are at large; police are investigating.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying suspects who stole a truck and equipment in Far North Bexar County, as captured on surveillance.

The New Braunfels Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular sponsored by H-E-B will begin at 9:15pm over Landa Lake, with additional attractions available throughout the weekend.

The Alamo Colleges Foundation, with San Antonio's support, offers $40,000 in scholarships for non-traditional students, aiding parents returning to education.