Boerne Utilities is upgrading gas and water meters starting October 2024, with 5,200 water meters and 2,000 gas modules slated for replacement over a year, aiming for minimal disruption to residents and businesses.

Leon Valley's "LV Night Out" on October 1 aims to bolster community bonds and safety by encouraging residents to engage with local law enforcement through registered neighborhood gatherings.

An Eagle Pass man linked to the PRM gang was sentenced to 19.5 years for meth trafficking after his 2021 arrest for smuggling 14.5 kgs of meth into the US.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Tom Mason to the Texas Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors, a role crucial for the state's business attraction efforts.

First Lady Cecilia Abbott focused on community support for the vulnerable, especially children, at the Texas Child Care Administrator's Conference in Round Rock.

TxDOT warns of increased pedestrian risk in autumn, citing a rise in fatalities and launching a safety campaign with various outreach efforts to encourage vigilance among Texas drivers and pedestrians.

New Braunfels offers grant applications, sourced from hotel tax revenue, for arts and heritage projects aimed at boosting tourism and cultural diversity.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection arrested two men on child sex-related felony warrants at the Hidalgo Port of Entry.

League City officials announced registration for winter sports starts Oct 2 for residents, covering basketball and cheerleading. Non-residents can register later. Various recreational programs begin enrollment Oct 9.

Governor Abbott awards over $8.2 million in grants to Central Texas veteran service organizations, benefiting over 7,600 veterans and their families with diverse support services.

League City collaborates with the Lions Club to collect donations for Hurricane Helene victims, excluding water, clothes, and toys, at Hometown Heroes Recreation Center until October 7.

Governor Greg Abbott declares October 2024 as Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month in Texas to address the opioid crisis and promote education and prevention.

The weather forecast for San Antonio predicts a week of warm, clear skies with temperatures in the mid-90s, though a slight chance of showers exists for Saturday afternoon.