A Texas judge halted the demolition of the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, where a 2017 mass shooting occurred, pending a lawsuit resolution.

San Antonio residents are debating a proposed zoning buffer near Toyota's plant, fearing possible restrictions and health hazards. The city has delayed the decision until July 16, addressing concerns and misinformation.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett and Julián Castro have called for Biden to not seek reelection, doubting his ability to defeat Trump and suggesting Democrats consider other candidates.

SAWS board approves a new water conservation plan to address a record 21 billion gallons of lost water due to leaks, focusing on infrastructure upgrades and responsive repairs.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's state-funded initiative to build a border wall between Texas and Mexico progresses slowly, with 34 miles completed and an estimated 30-year timeline to finish.

The federal court granted a preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration's LNG export ban, following a legal challenge by Texas and other states.

The City of Leon Valley has cancelled its City Council meeting scheduled for July 2nd at 6:30pm without immediate explanation, with notices posted on its official website.

San Antonio's city council will vote on a proposed 11 p.m. curfew for Hemisfair Park due to safety concerns after recent downtown shootings, with discussions on additional security measures ongoing.

The Supreme Court has sent Texas' social media law case back to the 5th Circuit, delaying a ruling on the law designed to stop platform censorship of political views. This action emphasizes the need to explore the law's constitutional applications.

San Antonio may become the site for AFCYBER's new HQ, with bipartisan support highlighting cost savings and state-of-the-art facilities for the U.S. military's growing cyber forces.

The U.S. Supreme Court frequently overturns the 5th Circuit Court's decisions, including in areas such as abortion and social media moderation, highlighting a divide within conservative judiciary circles.

The SEDC Annual Report highlights past year achievements and economic development in Schertz, including business initiatives, demographic changes, and financial summaries.

John Sharp announced his retirement as Texas A& M University System Chancellor, effective June 2025, after impactful growth during his 13-year tenure.