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San Antonio-area residents should prepare for rising ragweed pollen counts as the allergy season approaches following a rainy July and sunny August, with the season expected to peak in mid-September.
More than 100 people gathered Friday at Fourth and Colorado streets to unveil a new historical marker honoring the area’s LGBTQ+ history, one day before the city’s annual Pride parade.
The race for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat has shifted to a toss-up, with two major political handicapping groups changing their ratings this week as Republican Ken Paxton and Democratic state Rep. James Talarico compete for the seat.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) said Friday it will strengthen rules on the handling and safekeeping of firearms to prevent unauthorized access following the death of two students in a shooting at Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
The Senate has yet to reach a final decision on proposed changes to the schedule of the impeachment trial, with Senate leaders giving conflicting statements on whether a consensus has been reached.
The city of Dallas will begin placing windshield “barnacles” on vehicles with three or more unpaid parking citations in the same calendar year starting Monday, as officials introduce a new way to enforce delinquent parking tickets.
San Antonio health officials are urging residents to vaccinate their pets and report wildlife encounters after a dog tested positive for rabies following an encounter with a skunk on the city’s far west side.
The Texas Department of Transportation will close several sections of Interstate 35 in northeast San Antonio from Saturday through early Monday for construction under the I-35 Northeast Expansion Program, the agency said.
A Harris County salary grievance committee voted Thursday to recommend a $40,000 pay increase for County Treasurer Carla Wyatt, despite county commissioners’ efforts to eliminate the treasurer’s office.
A West Houston pilot program that places homeless people in hotels while connecting them with support services received an additional $180,000 in local funding as it entered its second year, officials said Thursday.