A manhunt is underway in Atascosa County, Texas, for parolee Adolfo Garcia after he evaded law enforcement. Officials urge the public to report sightings and stay vigilant.

San Antonio's Santikos Casa Blanca theater is showcasing original costumes from "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," free for public viewing until September 16.

A school bus from East Central ISD carrying about 30 passengers collided with an 18-wheeler, leading to minor injuries but no severe harm to students.

San Antonio Zoo offers free September admission to frontline workers, including doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters, and EMTs, with ID, and 50% off for their guests.

CBP officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized nearly $1 million in methamphetamine during a vehicle inspection and initiated a criminal investigation.

Governor Greg Abbott announces over $2.6 million in career training grants to nine schools in South Texas, aiming to enhance workforce skills in high-demand jobs.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Dallas over the city's ban on carrying firearms at the Texas State Fair, claiming it violates state law.

League City is holding a blood drive on September 12 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center, offering donors a pair of socks in return for their life-saving contribution.

City Hall closes for Labor Day, but emergency services continue. Parking meters are free, pools and parks open, while trash collection remains on schedule. Public libraries and some facilities will be closed.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of travelers over Labor Day weekend, with 173,000 forecasted and new nonstop flight options added.

SAACS is seeking temporary foster parents for an influx of animals. The "Sit. Stay. Learn." series provides training and supplies to fosters, who must provide a nurturing temporary home until adoption.

Texas Governor Abbott launched the Texas A&M COAST program for workforce training in Corpus Christi, targeting sectors like manufacturing and maritime shipping.

The Se Busca Información initiative, by U.S. CBP and Mexican officials, targets five new criminals to enhance border safety and seeks public aid through a tip line.