Raylynn Hampton, a 27-year-old in San Antonio, received a $12,000 child care grant from United Way, aiding her education and parenting duties. The grant is part of a larger scholarship funded by Women United donor events.

San Antonio's child care centers may lose state subsidies if they don't meet new quality standards by September, impacting families reliant on subsidized care.

SAPD confirmed an officer shot during a domestic disturbance call is stable after surgery and has a long recovery ahead. The suspect was killed. The officer is being treated at BAMC, with community support noted by the 100 Club of San Antonio.

TWIA is considering a 10% rate hike due to climate change-stressed finances, facing a decision by Texas' insurance commissioner, as coastal Texans brace for increased premiums amidst recovering from Hurricane Beryl's claims.

A Texas judge dismissed AG Ken Paxton's lawsuit aiming to reverse San Marcos’ marijuana decriminalization ordinance, stating the state suffered no injury from the policy change.

McAllen, Texas, is facing a severe pet overpopulation issue, highlighted by a case of hoarding with 93 dogs and a cat found in one home. Officials may introduce a pet limit ordinance to tackle the problem.

The Pharr Land Port of Entry has upgraded with two new commercial lanes and inspection booths, completed through partnerships under CBP's Donations Acceptance Program.

Seguin introduces its first StoryWalk® behind the public library, aimed at promoting literacy and outdoor activity, in cooperation with local organizations and schools.

The TxDOT Innovation Invitational in San Antonio showcased emerging transportation technologies like autonomous vehicles and outlined plans for a new vertiport.

Two teenagers have been arrested on murder charges after an 80-year-old woman was killed by a stray bullet in San Antonio. The incident occurred following a robbery-related shootout.

Two individuals were arrested in Bexar County on charges including robbery and drug possession after fleeing deputies and being linked to a series of crimes, including mail theft.

The Pearl in San Antonio is expanding, with a new pedestrian bridge and plans that include more apartments, a hotel, commercial space, and improved connectivity, aiming for completion by 2026.

A 17-year-old named Geoffrey Roland Shafer was fatally shot after an alleged argument in San Antonio. The suspect is at large, and the SAPD is investigating the incident, which may have occurred during a supposed drug deal.