The SAWS board approved new drought rules to improve water conservation in San Antonio, including a billing charge for violations and modified watering hours.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster, accusing it of monopolizing the concert industry and harming competition.

Wilson County Government offices will be closed for Memorial Day, along with some waste sites. However, certain convenience centers will remain open. Services resume May 28, with emergency services unaffected.

Tech entrepreneur Beto Altamirano plans to run for mayor of San Antonio in 2025, leveraging his background in tech innovation and political organizing.

Texas Governor Abbott has announced that SNAP recipients in areas affected by recent severe weather can apply for replacements for spoiled food. The HHSC has received federal approval to offer these benefits.

Matthew McConaughey supports U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales in Texas' GOP primary with robocalls, while opponent Brandon Herrera leverages social media influencers.

The Schertz City Council is set to hold public hearings on ordinances that may change the city's landscape, including annexation and rezoning measures.

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.