The City of Seguin is seeking developer partnerships to transform the Nolte property downtown into a cultural and economic hub, initiating the project with a Request for Qualifications.

Federal authorities arrested 21 individuals with purported ties to the Chuco Tango gang in El Paso, targeting drug trafficking and illegal firearms possession.

San Antonio forecasts include rain chances and high temperatures for the upcoming days, with varying probabilities of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week and into Labor Day weekend.

San Antonio City Council will discuss a $160 million baseball stadium proposal for the San Antonio Missions, potentially located at San Pedro Creek Culture Park, designed for various events and aimed at boosting the local economy.

A house fire in San Antonio left three people homeless but unharmed. Firefighters contained the blaze, which did not spread to adjacent houses. The cause is under investigation.

San Antonio teacher unions are discussing political issues affecting education, including school funding and opposition to voucher programs, emphasizing the need for increased budget and teacher pay raises.

Authorities arrested 48 individuals in Uvalde, Texas, on drug trafficking charges associated with gang activity, with potential penalties of up to 10 years and $10M fines per charge.

San Antonio's Robert "Bobby" Renteria, an Uber driver, died from injuries after a passenger's shootout. The community and Blessed Sacrament Catholic School mourn his loss.

ATF's "Operation Texas Kill Switch" resulted in 12 arrests and one fatal shooting during a raid on illegal firearms dealing, recovering six guns used in local shootings.

Bexar County deputy Sergeant Timothy Williams died after a medical episode during a traffic stop. He was honored with an 'honor walk' for his service and decision to be an organ donor.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches a new email tipline for reporting election law violations and issues an advisory to ensure election integrity.

Schertz offers its annual Fall Clean Up from October 12-27, allowing residents to dispose of non-regular household waste with proof of residence. Hazardous items accepted on the final weekend only.

Huntington ISD received a $140,000 grant from the TWC to enhance their career training programs, particularly in welding, as part of the JET initiative.