Texas is experiencing tarantula mating season, leading to more sightings of these harmless spiders, important for controlling pests and with significant lifespan differences between genders.

Roxanne Mathai settled with Bexar County for $395,000 over a wrongful termination suit and plans to run for Sheriff against Javier Salazar. She was fired after attending the January 6 rally but claims no riot involvement.

A retired Army chaplain, Norman Jones, was diagnosed with ALS after noticing difficulty in running, signaling a broader issue of muscle weakness, a symptom of this neurodegenerative disease.

Residents in San Antonio's Paloma neighborhood opposed a proposed freight liner dealership, influencing the Zoning Commission to recommend against rezoning the land for industrial use.

Charles Butt, H-E-B Chairman, has donated $20 million to food banks in Texas, supporting organizations within the Feeding Texas network to combat food insecurity.

Grace Lutheran Church in downtown San Antonio installs customized window guards to protect against a rise in vandalism, while maintaining the historic aesthetic of the building.

Crime Stoppers released video footage of suspects in the murder of Miguel Angel Marquez in San Antonio, seeking public assistance and offering a $5,000 reward for tips leading to arrests.

Air Force reservists can soon apply to join the U.S. Space Force, with opportunities for space experts to transition between part-time and full-time service.

The article discusses the forecast of high temperatures in San Antonio, with sunny days reaching over 100 degrees and advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Texas Education Agency appoints a conservator to oversee Great Hearts Texas charter schools after TEA discovered compliance issues with employee fingerprinting.

San Antonio's downtown hosts a summer events series featuring cultural performances, live music, and food trucks at venues like La Villita and Historic Market Square. Highlights include Fiesta Noche del Rio and A Night of Soul in honor of Juneteenth.

The San Antonio Charter Review Commission concluded its work, criticized for not including community ideas in its final proposal despite public input sessions.

The SCTRCA will be incorporated into Supply SA, a local CEOs initiative, to improve procurement and certification for small, minority-owned businesses, as per the San Antonio Report.