Sections of the Salado Creek Greenway in San Antonio are closed for cleanup after a garbage truck accident, with no charges pending from the ongoing police investigation.

A Bexar County Sheriff's Office cadet applicant, Joseph Juarez, was arrested for child pornography possession after a background check revealed disturbing images on his phone.

San Antonio officials are surveying the public on four potential futures for horse-drawn carriages, amid concerns over animal welfare and working conditions.

H-E-B is accepting nominations for the 2025 Excellence in Education Awards in Texas, recognizing top educators and schools with cash prizes and grants.

Boerne Little League team advances to the World Series for the first time after defeating Louisiana 6-3, with a grand slam by Doc Mogford being a key moment.

A new Spurs mural in San Antonio celebrates the legacy of Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and David Robinson, while speculatively including Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul.

The San Antonio Public Library offers free resources like online tutoring in English and Spanish and access to a vast collection, including specialized databases, to support learners of all levels.

The nonprofit SAGE has expanded its service territory in San Antonio's East Side while facing challenges, as CEO James Nortey works on stabilizing the organization and fostering small business support.

The Bexar County Commissioners voted to remove Chris Forbrich from an advisory board after he allegedly used a sexist slur against Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores.

San Antonio's budget discussions are complicated by firefighter union contract negotiations and potential charter amendments affecting city leadership compensation.

A U.S. District Court ruled that Google illegally maintained a monopoly in internet search and advertising, violating the Sherman Act, as per Texas AG Ken Paxton. The decision stems from a multi-year legal challenge highlighting Google's dominance.

SAWS proposes a $1.08 billion budget for 2025, focusing on water main repairs without increasing residential rates and improving infrastructure to prevent leaks.

Boerne ISD is preparing for the new school year, and the local library has set guidelines for students using the space after school. The library plans to offer programs for teens and encourages contacting Leah Mayo for details.