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The FDA issued a Class II recall for over 4,000 Coca-Cola sodas in Texas due to potential metal contamination. Affected products include Coca-Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, and Sprite.
A city councilwoman proposes a new initiative to assist inmates with mental health issues at Bexar County Jail, aiming to divert individuals from jail to treatment and recovery, amid challenges with mental health care and competency restoration.
DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon has requested the National Bureau of Investigation to conduct background checks on 14 senior officials amid allegations of contractor links. The probe seeks to ensure transparency and accountability within the department, emphasizing the importance of integrity in public service.
Montrose residents in Houston quickly repainted rainbow crosswalks after the city removed them following a state directive. The removal has sparked protests and debates about political expressions in public spaces.
Spurs Sports & Entertainment invests $10 million to transform its former practice facility into the Spurs Impact Center, a community resource hub offering workforce training, wellness spaces, and educational programs for San Antonio residents.
Victor Wembanyama returns to the San Antonio Spurs after a health setback, aiming for the NBA playoffs. He sets sights on the No. 6 seed, focusing on teamwork and performance in the new season.
San Antonio Food Bank implements new plans to aid nearly 190,000 South Texans affected by the federal shutdown. The organization seeks $500,000 weekly to support increased food distributions and calls for community donations and volunteers.
The Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will remain in Austin, Texas, until 2034, following a new contract. The agreement ensures that the city continues to benefit from the economic and tourism boost, with the Circuit of The Americas hosting this prestigious event. Formula 1 aims to expand its presence and fan base in the U.S. with this long-term plan.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott initiated a state-led cleanup of homeless encampments in Austin due to public safety concerns. The operation resulted in the removal of 48 encampments, seized firearms, and drugs, and multiple arrests, improving city conditions.
The East Austin community protests AISD’s plan to close 13 schools due to budget constraints and declining enrollment, citing concerns over transparency and potential negative impacts on education.