The Bazan Branch Library in San Antonio reopens with a new roof after a brief closure for upgrades, offering a range of resources and summer programs.

San Antonio faces an Ozone Action Day due to anticipated elevated pollution levels, and Metro Health advises residents to limit outdoor activities and reduce emissions.

San Antonio's Parks and Recreation Department announces the opening of 24 outdoor pools for the summer season, with extended hours and free access starting June 15.

Texas cities' unconditional cash assistance programs, such as San Antonio's "Two-Year Fund," face mixed reactions, with some praising the practical aid and others criticizing it as fiscal irresponsibility.

Families of Uvalde shooting victims sue UPS and FedEx, alleging they bypassed safety laws and protocols in delivering a trigger and ammunition to the underage gunman, contributing to the tragedy.

The Texas GOP has altered its primary process by proposing closed primaries and a rule to ban censured candidates, causing legal and practical concerns.

The Texas Tribune Festival will feature Liz Cheney, John Fetterman, and Kevin Stitt discussing democracy, elections, and policy challenges in September.

West Texas rancher Schuyler Wight faces increasing spontaneous eruptions from abandoned oil wells on his land, spewing water and gas, with experts examining fracking wastewater disposal as a potential cause.

A game-worn Tim Duncan jersey sold for $34,160 at auction, while Victor Wembanyama's Spurs gear fetches record sums, including a $762,000 debut jersey. His Topps card set a record with 113,777 copies sold in 72 hours.

A 6-month-old baby girl died after suffocating in her sleep while co-sleeping with her mother in San Antonio. No foul play is suspected, and the incident prompts a nurse to advise against bed-sharing with infants for safety.

The article outlines the weather forecast for San Antonio, with mixed sun and potential showers, high temperatures in the mid-90s, and chances of evening thunderstorms decreasing towards the weekend.

Traffic incidents and heavy rain caused major delays in San Antonio, with a collision on U.S. 281 and a wreck on Loop 410. Roads were closed due to flooding.

Two Texans won million-dollar lottery prizes, one with a Mega Millions ticket and another with a scratch-off ticket. The wins occurred in different locations in the state.