Over 600 apartments in San Antonio lost water due to unpaid bills by property managers, affecting residents' daily lives and prompting disputes over payments and a call for more compassionate solutions.

Bexar County officials unanimously vote to let Judge Sakai draft a letter of intent for a new stadium, potentially securing the San Antonio Missions' future in the city.

San Antonio is set to open bids for a $500K reproductive health fund, including potentially controversial funds for abortion travel, with City Council to decide on allocations after reviewing proposals.

San Antonio joins the Smithsonian's initiative to digitally archive Black family histories through the Community Curation Project, aiming to celebrate and preserve African American heritage.

Sul Ross State University hosted an obstacle course event to promote bicycle safety, in collaboration with TxDOT and the Alpine Police, amid rising cyclist fatalities in Texas.

Quitman, Texas, secures a $6 million federal grant to innovate dementia care, seeking matching state funds to build a 54-bed facility promoting independence, inspired by Scandinavian models.

San Antonio launched a grant program offering up to $35,000 to small businesses affected by local construction, with applications reviewed based on need.

The article details the aftermath of a deadly shooting during a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, with ongoing searches for the shooter and a $20,000 reward for information. Two women were killed, and efforts to solve the case continue.

A mass collision on U.S. Highway 281 in Far Comal County prompted a response from emergency services, including medical helicopters, after a fatal crash involving multiple vehicles.

San Antonio seeks answers after Jarvis McIntyre's body was found, with no foul play suspected, and questions arise about a possible link to dating app dangers.

Uvalde Police Department introduced new active shooter response protocols and multi-phase training to improve readiness, as part of its commitment to community safety following the Robb Elementary School tragedy.

U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called for mandatory warning labels on social media platforms to address potential negative mental health impacts on youth.

South Central Texas faces potential flooding this week due to heavy rains from a tropical disturbance, with the National Weather Service issuing alerts. Residents are advised to prepare for flash flooding.