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- 1Texas criticized for limiting climate change education in schoolsβTexas canβt hide from climate change by stopping students from learning about it
A San Antonio Express-News opinion piece argues that Texas cannot escape the effects of climate change by preventing students from learning about it. The editorial takes aim at state-level efforts to restrict or water down how climate science is taught in Texas classrooms, contending that shielding students from the science does nothing to protect them from rising heat, floods, and other climate impacts the state is already experiencing.
- 2Texas man, 67, sentenced for threatening federal judgesβTexas man, 67, sentenced for mailing threatening letters to federal judges
A 67-year-old Texas man has been sentenced for mailing threatening letters to federal judges, the San Antonio Express-News reports. Details of the sentence length, which judges were targeted, and the man's motive have not been made available. The case adds to broader concern about threats and intimidation directed at members of the federal judiciary.
- 3UT San Antonio lands new funding for AI safety researchβNew funding supports AI safety research and training at UT San Antonio
The University of Texas at San Antonio has received new funding to support research and training in AI safety. The investment will back academic work on making artificial intelligence systems safer and help train students and researchers in the field. The university is positioning itself as a growing hub for AI-related study in Texas.
- 4CPS Energy relaunches community solar program in San AntonioβCPS Energy's community solar program is back. Here's how it works.
CPS Energy has brought back its community solar program, allowing San Antonio residents to subscribe to solar power without installing panels on their homes. The San Antonio Express-News outlined how the program works, covering enrollment details and how subscribers receive credits on their utility bills for the solar energy generated.