A worker named Jose Angel Gonzalez-Fuentez died at a Schertz construction site, and the local police, with OSHA support, are investigating the fatal accident.

A 19-year-old man was shot dead by San Antonio police during a domestic disturbance call after allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfriend. The officer involved is a 11-year veteran; an investigation is ongoing.

The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing hosted its 9th annual Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Symposium, focusing on recovery support via education and community resources.

A motorcyclist in his 20s died after crashing into a light pole on northwest side of San Antonio; no other vehicles or injuries were reported. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The '#TalkAwayTheDark' campaign aims to reduce suicide rates by encouraging open conversations about mental health and recognizing early warning signs.

Boerne has received a $240,000 federal grant, added to $60,000 city funds, for pedestrian and traffic safety improvements under the SS4A program. The grant will finance safety audits and action plans to enhance local roadway safety.

Three generations of the Peavy-Loerch family have built a legacy at Texas's TxDOT, starting with Betty G. Peavy in 1982, followed by her daughter and granddaughter.

Texas is debating a Christian-twinged K-12 curriculum, critics argue it breaches church-state separation, the TEA faces pushback despite financial incentives to districts.

The Travis County DA is contesting Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, convicted of murder in a Black Lives Matter protest shooting, citing an overstep of powers.

San Antonio City Councilmembers, led by Dr. Sukh Kaur, propose smarter infrastructure planning to minimize delays from unknown subsurface utilities through a Council Consideration Request focused on Subsurface Utility Engineering.

A temporary road closure in North San Antonio Hills from June to September 2024 is announced by Councilmember Havrda to evaluate the impact and gather community feedback.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is significantly contributing to the city's economic growth by investing in data science, cybersecurity, AI, and workforce development, as highlighted in a San Antonio Report analysis.

JCB began the construction of a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio, which will create 1,500 jobs and is expected to have a significant economic impact on the city.