The San Antonio community and the Red Cross are mobilizing relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Beryl in Texas, calling for volunteers and donations.

The San Antonio Sonic manager, Daniel Shrewsbury, was shot and killed in a dispute over money; suspects remain at large as the police seek information.

Governor Abbott announces SeAH Group's $110 million investment into a new superalloy manufacturing facility in Temple, Texas, projected to create over 100 jobs.

The San Antonio Police Department reports an increase in car thefts, with Ford F-Series trucks being the most stolen vehicle in June, followed by several Hyundai and Kia models.

Two violent incidents occurred in San Antonio: a stabbing between two homeless men and a shooting in a Westside apartment complex, both victims in stable and critical conditions respectively.

Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver tours Texas with running mate Mike ter Maat, courting dissatisfied voters from both major parties and strategizing to bolster their party's influence from local to national levels.

San Antonio hosts two film festivals: CineFestival, showcasing 108 Latinx films, and the San Antonio Film Festival, featuring 250 international films. Both focus on diversity and accessibility in cinema.

Tropical Storm Beryl downgraded from a hurricane, causing two deaths, power outages, and destruction in Texas; authorities warn of flooding and extreme heat. Shelters and aid agencies offer assistance.

Texas is increasing funding for its anti-abortion Alternatives to Abortion program amidst scrutiny over spending practices and lack of oversight in distributing millions to associated nonprofits.

The Texas Tribune Festival will feature speakers like director Richard Linklater and NPR CEO Katherine Maher in discussions on politics and media in Austin this September.

Texas residents face high energy bills but can save money and reduce emissions by improving home efficiency, with federal tax incentives available through the Inflation Reduction Act.

El Paso contractor Jack McCager Kidd was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $5,000 for defrauding the Bureau of Prisons by overbilling for natural gas delivered to two prisons.

Children at Ella Austin Community Center in San Antonio received 20 laptops from Code Equity to aid their coding education, as part of an effort to address the digital divide.