San Antonio's new facility, backed by Synthica Energy, will convert up to 250,000 tons of organic waste into renewable natural gas annually, bolstering both the local economy and environmental efforts.

The Texas Historical Commission has approved the Alamo Trust's plan to replace the deteriorating roof of the Alamo church, which may cause a years-long closure starting in spring 2025.

Sen. Ted Cruz questioned the Secret Service's acting director over a claimed denial of extra security for former President Trump, suggesting political bias, which the director denied.

The Fifth Circuit Court allows Texas to keep its floating barrier in the Rio Grande, overturning a lower court's ruling amid an ongoing legal battle over immigration control.

The Texas Transportation Commission adopted "Connecting Texas 2050," a long-range plan focused on safety, preservation, and mobility to address the future demands of Texas’ growing population and technological advancements.

Marilyn Mayville, a 72-year-old from East Texas, struggled with communication post-Hurricane Beryl due to the region's weak infrastructure and unreliable cell service highlighted by the Texas Tribune.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured a $1.4 billion settlement with Meta over illegal biometric data collection, marking the largest privacy law enforcement sum by a single state.

CBP officers at World Trade Bridge seized over $835,000 worth of marijuana disguised in an auto parts shipment after a secondary inspection with canine and non-intrusive technology.

The article describes the persisting haze over San Antonio with high temperatures forecasted to hover around the upper 90s and low 100s, minimal chances of rain, and advice for residents to stay cool.

The 30th SAFILM-San Antonio Film Festival featuring over 200 films will take place from July 30 to Aug. 4, with live performances, experiences, and after-parties.

Texas schools are preparing to implement a new safety system called Sentinel, designed to enhance emergency operations, monitor threats, and share information.

San Antonio kids compete in the U.S. Mullet Championships, raising money for veterans while embracing their unique hairstyles. Nicholas Espinoza and Avery Quiroz aim for victory and charity, representing their city and personal style.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $500,000 worth of drugs at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry, arresting a 28-year-old man following the discovery of methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl.