Texas Governor Greg Abbott met with energy leaders to prepare the power grid for the upcoming hurricane season, reaffirming Texas as a reliable energy capital.

San Antonio's District 10 Councilmember Marc Whyte emphasizes the need for peace and order amid protests, praising city efforts to increase patrols and provide transparent communication.

Grapevine, Texas, becomes a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, earning praise from Governor Abbott and other leaders for boosting local tourism and economy.

League City is set to enhance the Clear Creek Paddle Trail with a new, handicapped accessible kayak launch featuring an elevated walkway and floating dock, with completion expected by summer.

Texas Governor Abbott's office announces over $2.4 million in JET grants for Gulf Coast area schools to aid in career training for in-demand fields like nursing and engineering.

San Antonio weather forecast includes showers and thunderstorms with a 70% chance of precipitation, reaching highs near 88°F, followed by hotter days with chances of rain and highs up to 97°F.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Brian Rentsch, an engineer, to the State Board of Examiners of Psychologists and named Ryan Bridges as the board's chair.

San Antonio announces planning workshops for a proposed downtown Sports & Entertainment District to involve community input on housing, transportation, and more.

A man was hospitalized after a drive-by shooting on San Antonio's West Side. The suspect, in a dark sedan, shot the victim in the leg. Police seek public help with few leads.

CCCC's new building nears completion, substantially increasing support for domestic abuse survivors after a devastating fire. The new facility will triple its capacity and include transitional living apartments.

A collision on Harry Wurzbach Road took the life of Karina Ramirez; her stepdaughter recalls the fatal crash. Colin McGuane was charged with intoxication manslaughter/assault. The family expresses their grief and gratitude to those who helped.

Governor Abbott appointed Keith Wall to the One-Call Board of Texas, a key position for managing underground infrastructure safety, with his term expiring in 2026.

League City ranks 7th in affordable growth nationally, with GO Banking Rates also recognizing it as safe and cost-effective (4th in safety). US News deems it the 6th best place to live in the US.