Two cases of New World screwworm were confirmed in the U.S. — in Zavala County. The parasite, carried by flies, targets the live flesh of warm-blooded animals, including cattle, pets, wildlife and humans, causing severe wounds or death. Spread of the New World screwworm could have a major economic impact on the cattle industry.
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A large solar project at the parks and recreation headquarters was celebrated Friday. -
The Climate Heritage Network is an organization looking to meet the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement by tackling climate change through heritage, arts, and culture. -
CPS Energy named Chief Operating Officer Frank Almaraz as the interim head of the utility on Thursday during a special meeting. -
Energy experts say a growth in renewables will help the state's power grid meet increasing demand this summer. -
Landowners say contractors began clearing land near San Ygnacio before signing right-of-entry agreements or going through condemnation proceedings. CBP says it has the necessary access rights. -
The aquifer is a key source of water for cities, farms, and ranches. -
A pipe releasing black liquid into the ditch was discovered in the first month of the plant’s operation. -
Disturbance out of Mexico could turn weekend rainy -
In San Antonio oak trees can stand majestic and add to a home's property value. But they are vulnerable to oak wilt, a fast-moving disease that can spread quickly and kill entire clusters of oaks. It can be devastating. Learn how to protect your tress against oak wilt. -
National forecasters think fewer than average hurricanes will develop in the Atlantic over the summer and fall months.
