Boerne's Adler Road is set for major improvements, with a phased overhaul beginning in 2025 to address traffic and drainage, featuring new culverts and an upgraded road.

Ellen DeGeneres canceled her San Antonio stand-up show, with refunds issued. Other shows in Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle, and Chicago were also canceled. She plans to exit public life after her upcoming Netflix special.

San Antonio officials have greenlit four new affordable housing projects, providing over 700 homes, funded through a voter-approved bond program and city council's extra $17 million.

San Antonio and the nation face a critical doctor shortage, with an estimated shortfall of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034, leading to potential risks in patient care.

Governor Greg Abbott is traveling to Asia to promote Texas in global economic and innovation sectors, aiming to strengthen ties with Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

Rosendo Jesus Montoya received a life sentence without parole for murdering Mary Heinz and Laura West in Leming, Texas. He had stalked Heinz, a coworker, before committing the crime.

San Antonio Pets Alive! hosts 'Red, White, & Rescued' event, waiving adoption fees for over 900 animals from July 5-7 to encourage locals to adopt pets and support their medical care program.

Texas Governor Abbott has activated emergency management agencies for Hurricane Beryl's potential landfall, encouraging preparedness and public safety.

Several individuals in Texas and Florida experienced shark attacks on July 4th, with varying injuries and heightened beach safety measures implemented in response.

A man was hospitalized after being hit by a car while crossing a street in San O Antonio; police do not suspect alcohol and no charges are anticipated.

A fire consumed a garage and two cars in a San Antonio neighborhood, with firefighters averting damage to the adjacent home and no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Texas cities are reporting substantial water losses with Houston leading at 31.8 billion gallons. Aging infrastructure and extreme weather contribute to the problem, with some cities taking measures to address the leaks and conserve water.

Texas rural school districts use food trucks to deliver meals to children during summer, addressing food insecurity and leveraging methods from the COVID-19 pandemic.