Texas Governor Greg Abbott visits Toyota in Nagoya, Japan, to strengthen economic ties and discuss investment opportunities between Texas and Toyota, which has significant operations in Texas.

A San Antonio home shooting resulted in the death of a 4-year-old and injured her family. Two months later, the search for the shooters continues, with law enforcement relying on public assistance.

Urban-15 celebrates its 50th anniversary with the "Images of Motion" exhibition, showcasing its cultural contributions to San Antonio through decades of performances.

A Spectrum outage in Texas affected essential services in Bexar County, including 911 calls. The issue, stemming from a storm-damaged tower in Houston, impacted various agencies and caused widespread disruptions.

Three new board members were sworn into the Bexar Appraisal District to enhance transparency in property appraisals, joining six appointed members with a focus on bolstering taxpayer representation.

Bexar County is transferring inmates to other county jails due to near-maximum capacity, costing $80 and $65 per day per inmate. Contracts are pending for what may become a routine solution to overcrowding.

Boerne Independent School District took emergency action to bypass the usual bid process for repairs after a fire and two floodings at different schools. The damage was severe enough to impair school activities.

San Antonio grapples with rising COVID-19 cases amid reduced reporting and no real-time dashboard. Schools and nursing homes still report clusters, and new variants are closely monitored, with health officials stressing continued precautions.

Schertz, Texas plans to discuss issuing $20 million in certificates for public improvements. The projects include street upgrades, equipment purchases, and landscaping.

Bitcoin mining's rise in Texas prompts concerns over noise pollution and grid strain, with local residents and lawmakers fearing increased utility costs and potential blackouts.

Hurricane Beryl has caused a delay in the fall sports registration in League City, with a new sign-up date set for July 15 at 8 A.M. Residents can call Hometown Heroes Park for more information.

League City starts a lengthy cleanup process after a storm, requesting residents to separate regular waste from storm debris, with the collection expected to take weeks.

U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett has voiced opposition to President Biden seeking reelection, suggesting Democrats need a stronger candidate. While he will support Biden if he runs, he echoes a broader party concern about winning the upcoming election.