Ray Nathan Garcia from Del Rio, Texas, was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for methamphetamine trafficking.

The City of Schertz has passed the FY 2024-25 budget, setting the tax rate at $0.4900, and has planned infrastructure improvements as part of the Capital Improvement Program.

Governor Abbott appoints Dr. Summer Gainey to Texas' PANS Advisory Council to aid in research and advocacy for Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome.

Governor Abbott appoints Dr. Surendra Varma to the TMB District Three Review Committee for a term ending in 2026 due to his extensive medical and educational experience.

An escaped tiger from a zoo in Reynosa, Mexico was captured in the rural community of Los Longoria, south of Granjeno, Texas, after being on the loose for nearly a week.

Charges against Erik Cantu were dismissed after a plea deal, with him receiving probation and a driving ban following incidents involving police evasion and shoplifting.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas sent a letter to President Biden and Vice President Harris defending his state's actions in securing Fronton Island against drug cartels, despite federal objections.

CBP will halt vehicular traffic at Veterans International Bridge on 9/11 morning for a remembrance ceremony, advising travelers to use alternative crossings during this period.

A man in Amarillo fatally shot his wife and children before killing himself. The police found the bodies after a relative called 911. An investigation is ongoing.

A new billboard has been erected in Floresville to aid in the search for Pauline Diaz, missing for nearly 14 years, as her daughters continue to seek leads.

San Antonio expects pleasant weather with temperatures rising from 87°F to 94°F over a week. Clear skies, moderate humidity, and occasional gusts are forecasted, with a slight chance of rain midweek.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Travis County for hiring a partisan group to identify unregistered voters, arguing it's illegal and undermines election integrity.

A family in San Antonio was sentenced for defrauding the U.S. government through rigged contracts at Army hospitals, with terms ranging from probation to four years in prison.