A Texas state law, SB 2038, is reported to pose environmental risks to San Antonio's aquifers, allowing for land disannexation and reducing municipal regulatory protections.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a week of changing conditions, with early fog followed by sunny skies and high temperatures, a chance of rain and thunderstorms mid-week, and a return to mostly sunny weather and warmth by the weekend.

San Antonio forecasts predict a drop in the extreme heat with a chance of storms, offering relief from recent triple-digit temperatures. Storms may bring hail and strong winds.

San Antonio's weather to remain warm with nights around 65 degrees, foggy mornings, and highs reaching up to 96 degrees. The week may see some rain with a 50% chance of showers on Thursday. Winds will vary throughout the week with gusts up to 22 mph.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a mix of clouds, sun, and possible showers, with temperatures ranging from the high 80s to mid-90s, and a chance of rain and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and highs in the low 90s with light winds, as reported by National Weather Service and KSAT.

The San Antonio area expects dense morning fog followed by high temperatures reaching near 100 degrees. Evening cooling and possible weekend storms are forecasted, with persistent mid-90s heat into the next week.

San Antonio is poised for a variety of weather this week, including fog, heat, and possible storms, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of rain continuing into early next week.

San Antonio braces for potential record-high temperatures over Memorial Day weekend, with heat indices reaching up to 110 degrees, prompting health and safety warnings from officials.

Texas introduces new regulations for mountain lion hunting, requiring 36-hour trap checks and banning "canned" hunts, reinforcing conservation efforts.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for San Antonio with highs reaching the upper 90s, potential storms mid-week, and continued heat into the weekend.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality granted the San Antonio Water System ownership of its treated wastewater, marking a significant shift in water rights policy.

A tornado struck Temple, Texas, causing extensive damage and leading to an Emergency Declaration. Homes were affected, power was out, and shelters opened for residents.