The CBP and U.S. Chamber of Commerce warn against counterfeit school supplies, emphasizing consumer vigilance to safeguard against potentially hazardous and substandard products.

San Antonio faces a heatwave with temperatures potentially hitting 105 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions amidst the extreme heat with little relief during the night, as the heat pattern is expected to continue throughout the week.

Governor Greg Abbott praised Texas schools for their support of veterans' education as the Texas Veterans Commission recognized 24 institutions with the 2024 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award.

San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh presents the FY 2025 Proposed Budget, earning approval from Councilmember Marc Whyte for its emphasis on eradicating inefficiencies and focusing on public safety and infrastructure.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is suing the Biden Administration and the EEOC over guidance that mandates employer accommodation of gender identity, claiming it's an overreach of federal law.

League City's National Night Out event on October 1 aims to strengthen community-police relations, with a registration deadline of September 20. It's part of a national effort to promote safety and unity.

Councilmember Phyllis Viagran addresses unkempt alleyways in San Antonio's District 3, advocating for community involvement and equitable city support for maintenance and code compliance.

San Antonio unveils a $3.96 billion budget for 2025 focusing on street maintenance, public safety, and affordable housing without increasing the city's property tax rate.

The City of New Braunfels announces a Youth Basketball League for children to learn basketball and sportsmanship, with scholarship opportunities and a split-season starting January 6 and March 24.

Schertz residents are invited to a public hearing to discuss rezoning 38.8 acres for potential multi-family housing development on September 3rd, 2024.

San Antonio faces intense heat with temperatures forecasted to soar past 100 degrees and minimal nighttime relief. Residents are advised to stay indoors during peak heat and utilize cooling centers to cope with the extreme weather.

"Poses and Pints" is an event combining a Vinyasa yoga class and local beer at 5 Stones Brewery, offering an inclusive experience for all skill levels.

The City of Cibolo outlines its FY 2025 budget focused on service retention, strategic development, and capital projects. Public hearings are set for August 19. Residents are encouraged to review and provide feedback on the city's website.