GOP lawmaker from East Texas pushes upgrade to weather alerts
U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran introduces a bill to enhance weather alert systems while calling for transparency by urging the release of Epstein files.
U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran introduces a bill to enhance weather alert systems while calling for transparency by urging the release of Epstein files.
San Antonio Public Library will hold a school supply swap at Potranco Branch Library on August 3. Families can donate and collect gently used school supplies. Remaining items will go to a local school district.
San Antonio’s CHAAT summer camp focuses on mental health and online safety for kids. The two-week program teaches children to navigate digital spaces responsibly, covering topics like cyberbullying and human trafficking.
Kansas teen Sammie Magee raises funds and collects toys for Kerr County children affected by Texas floods through her nonprofit, Sammie’s Toy Drive.
Texas City Firefighters rescued an injured sea turtle entangled in fishing line at the Texas City Dike. The turtle is now recovering under wildlife experts’ care in Galveston.
The San Antonio Food Bank is aiding flood victims with food and essential supplies. Two locations will distribute aid Saturday. The organization calls for community support through donations and volunteering.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues U.S. Masters Swimming, alleging violation of Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act by allowing transgender competitors in women’s events at a San Antonio meet.
Kerrville, Texas, establishes free dog bathing stations for search and rescue K9s aiding flood recovery. Local businesses and organizations provide crucial grooming services to support these essential teams in their efforts.
AT&T sets up a Mobile Connectivity Center in Hunt, TX, following severe flooding. The center offers free Wi-Fi, computers, and charging stations to support residents affected by the disaster.
A business in Boerne, Texas, has raised $30 million by creating and selling “Hill Country Strong” signs to support flood victims. The funds go to the Texas Hill Country Community Fund for flood relief efforts.