Schertz, Texas invests $12 million in local parks and recreation, with projects including field lights, a new nature park, and a teen hangout area, in partnership with Schertz Economic Development Corporation.

Tropical Storm Alberto fell short of expected rainfall in South Texas, easing flood concerns but failing to significantly raise reservoir levels vital for agriculture and residential use.

San Antonio's Rosedale Park Pavilion 2 is renamed after late boxer Robert Quiroga, following a unanimous City Council vote proposed by Councilwoman Teri Castillo.

Sea Turtle Inc. works to protect endangered sea turtle nests from Tropical Storm Alberto, with volunteers aiding conservation efforts to safeguard over 9,300 eggs on South Padre Island.

San Antonio Zoo offers discounted $8 admission for Bexar County residents on June 17 and 21, excluding a free zoo experience perk available other June days. The Dino Adventure Park exhibit and Teacher Appreciation promotions are also highlighted.

San Antonio announces the seasonal opening of 24 free outdoor pools starting June 15, 2024, with extended hours and various aquatic programs and activities.

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.

San Antonio may adopt a policy to protect its wild peafowl population, with fines for harming them, amid a debate over their presence in the community.

San Antonio improved its ParkScore® Ranking, with 52% of residents now living close to parks, achieving equity in park space among communities, and offering ample amenities.

The San Antonio Zoo receives $5.5 million from the Texas Capital Foundation and Mays Family Foundation for a major overhaul, including new habitats and visitor amenities.

Texas Panhandle residents prepare for potential new wildfires, still recovering from blazes that destroyed over 1 million acres and prompted self-mitigating strategies.

The Texas Water Development Board released its first-ever statewide flood plan, highlighting over 5 million residents' risk and suggesting mitigation strategies, with public commentary invited.

The San Antonio Zoo launches "Dino Adventure Park" with 18 life-sized dinosaurs, interactive activities, and educational events, running until September 2.