San Antonio's Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, engaging in activities, promoting local cuisine, and making political endorsements.

Governor Abbott announced a special election for Texas House District 56 on November 5, 2024, following Rep. Anderson's resignation. Voters can start early voting on October 21.

Governors of Texas and Coahuila signed a cooperation statement to strengthen economic and cultural ties, recognizing 200 years since their joint past as "Coahuila y Tejas."

Governor Abbott appoints eight members to the Texas Medical Board, including Luisa del Rosal and Dr. George De Loach, to regulate medical practices in the state.

Governor Abbott appointed Benjamin Kohlmann to the Texas Southern University Board of Regents, where his diverse experience and educational background are expected to contribute to the university's governance.

Governor Greg Abbott sets Texas' 2024 general election date for November 5th, emphasizing electoral process compliance and the importance of voter turnout on key issues.

San Antonio officials and the Municipal Court address distracted driving dangers, highlighted by a resident's personal loss. The Drive SAfely SA campaign, with a PSA video, urges safer driving habits and offers tips to minimize distractions.

A settlement has led to new realtor commission guidelines in San Antonio, requiring transparent agent compensation and potentially reducing commission rates.

The Northside ISD in San Antonio opens a new campus amidst a heatwave and drought conditions, challenging the celebrations of both the school's opening and its 75th anniversary.

The Leon Valley Crime Control and Prevention Board met on August 19, 2024, to review minutes, hear citizen comments, and discuss the 2024-25 fiscal budget led by Police Chief Gonzalez.

CBP officers at the Veterans International Bridge seized over $300,000 worth of cocaine from a 46-year-old man driving a 1996 Volvo; a handgun was also found.

Texas Governor Abbott increased razor wire barriers along the Texas-Mexico border as part of the Operation Lone Star initiative, aiming to reduce illegal crossings.

The CBP and U.S. Chamber of Commerce warn against counterfeit school supplies, emphasizing consumer vigilance to safeguard against potentially hazardous and substandard products.