San Antonio is set for varied weather including mostly cloudy skies, potential showers, and strong winds, with highs in the mid-80s and nightly lows around 70 degrees.

San Antonio's city service schedule will change for Fiesta San Jacinto, with most municipal offices closed but essential services like public safety unaffected. The full schedule is available on the city's website.

San Antonio teacher Andrew McCown was arrested for an alleged improper relationship with a 17-year-old student.

SAPD seeks help to identify two suspects involved in an armed robbery at a fast-food restaurant on San Antonio's south side. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Albert Garcia's lowrider is a tribute to his late parents, illustrating the family-focused tradition of lowriding culture, which faces challenges but persists, including growing female participation.

San Antonio seeks to secure federal funding to maintain its Migrant Resource Center through September 2026, with a $3 million expected allocation and further funding pursuits planned.

Alora Wachholz joins Seguin Economic Development Corporation as Deputy Director, bringing 13 years of experience and a history of economic development roles.

Authorities and the public in San Antonio are searching for 12-year-old Makayla Garcia, missing for over a week, last seen on Divine Street. The SAPD seeks tips.

Canyon Lake in Texas faces severe water shortages, leading to closed boat ramps and impacting recreation. Local businesses stay resilient, while the community adapts and authorities plan ramp improvements during the drought.

Texas has enforced stricter school safety laws after the Uvalde shooting, mandating armed security and enhanced safety drills. Parents are urged to understand and cooperate with these protocols during emergencies.

Ryan Garcia defeated Devin Haney by majority decision, overcoming his weight issue to knock Haney down three times, thus improving his record to 25-1.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear a case on Texas's absentee voting laws, upholding age-based restrictions and maintaining the state's existing election rules.

The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily stopped Harris County's "guaranteed income" program after an appeal by Attorney General Ken Paxton, who argues it violates state constitution rules against giving public money to individuals.