Texas AG Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the EEOC and others, challenging a guidance on gender identity accommodations in the workplace, claiming it's "illegal."

San Antonio officials discuss strategies for responding to mass shootings, highlighting police readiness and school partnerships, yet face challenges in securing sustainable funding for long-term prevention and response efforts.

San Antonio's CPS Energy urges conservation for the upcoming summer as it braces for high energy demand and stresses on the electrical grid, with plans in place to manage potential strains.

Seguin's non-emergency offices and public library are closing for Memorial Day on May 27, 2024, with public services like trash collection continuing as usual.

The Texas DPS has launched traffic enforcement campaigns for Memorial Day to promote road safety, with warnings for drivers to follow laws and a record of last year's citations.

The Senior Assistance Pilot Program in San Antonio helps elderly and disabled residents with property code violations, avoiding fines and easing maintenance burdens.

San Antonio seeks candidates for the River Walk Advisory Board to advise on infrastructure improvements. Applications are open until June 17, 2024, with details on the city's website.

Early voting for New York's primary runoffs began, with key races including the Democratic nominee for the 73rd Civil Court and a county commissioner seat, ahead of the November elections.

The Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on June 5th to discuss rezoning two land parcels. Residents can share their views on these proposed changes.

The Leon Valley City Council honored outgoing Council Member Josh Stevens, swore in new members including Mayor Chris Riley, and deliberated on city matters including the rezoning of 27-acres and the sale of city-owned property.

A federal judge grants a temporary restraining order sought by Texas AG Ken Paxton against a new ATF gun sale regulation, delaying its implementation and citing potential Second Amendment infringements.

The NEISD Board inducts new trustees who face issues of book censorship and a budget crisis, with the spotlight on library content and sex-ed curriculum. Accusations of voting irregularities have also been raised without formal complaints.

Bexar County, Texas, is facing heated primary runoffs with incumbents and challengers vying for political seats, including contentious races for U.S. Congress and local positions ahead of the May 28 vote.