San Antonio's SAISD has closed multiple schools and will use them as bus stops, merging transportation for pre-k and elementary students, with safety measures like car seats and monitors in place.

Rapper Wale will embark on the 'Every Blue Moon Tour' beginning September 19. The tour, honoring his debut album's 15th anniversary, includes 32 cities and culminates at San Antonio's Aztec Theatre on October 29.

San Antonio is contemplating a ban on horse-drawn carriages and a public survey has seen a massive response, influencing the City Council's upcoming discussion.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CenterPoint Energy for potential legal violations after Hurricane Beryl, amid concerns about price gouging and power restoration delays.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a $3.3M grant to improve maternal care in rural hospitals, offering $35,000 one-time payments to eligible hospitals for neonatal equipment and emergency delivery training.

U.S. Customs officials seized over $6.5 million worth of meth hidden in a flower shipment on the World Trade Bridge, highlighting the ongoing battle against drug smuggling.

The City of Seguin has announced its Fall Clean-up Day on September 28, 2024, where residents can dispose of unwanted items for free in the Seguin Coliseum parking lot with proof of residency.

The Seguin Fire Department invites the community to a "push-in" ceremony for a new fire truck, offering station tours, refreshments, and a nod to fire service history.

A Bulgarian was extradited to the U.S. on charges of smuggling microelectronics to Russia, facing a court in San Antonio for alleged export law violations.

San Antonio faces intense heat, with temperatures hitting 101 degrees and a heat index of 108. Partly cloudy nights offer little relief. The week's forecast shows a continuing heat wave, putting pressure on electricity for cooling.

New nutritional guidelines spark creativity in packed school lunches, aligning with upcoming USDA health standards and offering diverse, healthy options like tortilla roll-ups and sugar-limited meals.

Texans battle against credit card skimmers, with law enforcement advising protective measures like using credit over debit cards, setting up transaction alerts, and recommending "tap to pay" to combat losses exceeding $400 million annually in Texas.

The First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas, site of a tragic 2017 shooting, has begun to be demolished.