Texans voiced growing concerns about the expansion of artificial intelligence data centers, while the Texas House Natural Resources Committee examined their potential impact on the state’s water supply and electric grid during a hearing last week.
Texas Democratic attorney general nominee Nathan Johnson said his party has momentum heading into the November midterm elections despite Republicans’ decades-long winning streak in statewide races.
Southwest Research Institute has joined a proposal to establish a national lunar research center in San Antonio, including plans for a 180-acre site that would replicate the moon’s surface near the institute’s main campus on Culebra Road.
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center will hold the 47th CineFestival San Antonio from July 9 to 12 at the Carver Community Cultural Center, featuring documentaries, feature films and short films that highlight Chicanx, Latinx and Latin American stories.
The Fairfield Police Department announced Friday that K9 Officer Farock died in a heat-related incident in Ennis, Texas, on June 12.
House prosecutors in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial on Sunday asked the Senate Impeachment Court to allow them to fully present their evidence during the proceedings, saying the public must understand the basis of the charges against the vice president before the trial begins on July 6.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian on Sunday renewed his call to ban children aged 16 and below from using social media, saying Congress should prioritize stronger safeguards against harmful online content following the June 22 school shooting in Tacloban City and other recent cases of violence involving minors.
“Supergirl” (2026) takes the new DC Universe in a different direction and shifts the focus from Superman’s optimism to Kara Zor-El’s personal journey.
Former couple Klea Pineda and Katrice Kierulf attended the Pride March 2026 at the University of the Philippines Diliman on Saturday, where each appeared with their respective partners during the annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration.
The City of Fort Worth is urging residents to adopt or foster pets after its two municipal animal shelters exceeded capacity, forcing staff to house some animals in temporary outdoor enclosures.