San Antonio launched a safety initiative offering workshops at City Resilience Hubs to prepare residents for hot weather, including topics on heat preparedness and community assistance.

San Antonio's City Council approved $12 million for affordable housing initiatives, aimed at creating and preserving rental homes, with an emphasis on low-income families.

Variable weather is forecasted for San Antonio with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the low to mid-90s, and heat indices reaching 103 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts sporadic rain and high humidity throughout the week.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 2308, promoting ibogaine research for treating opioid addiction, depression, and PTSD, with a focus on the state's large veteran population.

The San Angelo Police are looking for two missing teens, Natalie Gonzales and Brandon Castilla, who are thought to have run away together on June 9th.

CBP in El Paso warns of dangers and legal consequences of illegally entering the U.S. by train after apprehending a man hidden in a hollow space of a hopper car.

Texas AG Ken Paxton urges federal agencies to strengthen efforts against antisemitic terrorism after a rise in hate crimes following the October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 37 months in prison for cocaine trafficking and human smuggling, with over $600,000 in alleged proceeds forfeited.

San Antonio's LGBTQ+ Advisory Board invites the public to a forum on June 17, 2025, to discuss community issues.

U.S. Border Patrol agents conducted a rescue operation for an individual in distress in the Rio Grande and detained eight others suspected of illegal crossing.

A man was arrested for sexually assaulting three children over four years; he faces multiple charges and is held in Bexar County Jail without set bond.

The Texas National Guard is on standby for Austin protests, with Mayor Watson advocating peaceful assembly and Council Members raising concerns about military presence.

Undocumented students in Texas are fighting to intervene in a lawsuit challenging their right to in-state tuition following a DOJ settlement with the state.