Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches a new email tipline for reporting election law violations and issues an advisory to ensure election integrity.

The 9th Annual World Heritage Festival is scheduled for September 4-8, 2024, in San Antonio, showcasing the city's culture and history, including tours and entertainment events.

One killed and two injured in a rollover crash involving a cargo van in San Antonio; the incident is under investigation with wet roads possible contributing factor.

San Antonio Police seek help finding Yvette "Bella" Sanchez, 15, last seen on August 26 on Possum Path. She's 5'1", 90 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair.

A Bexar County Sheriff's deputy was arrested for family-related assault, placed on unpaid leave, and faces potential dismissal. Internal and criminal investigations are ongoing.

Governor Abbott appoints Lauren Gore to the Texas Southern University Board of Regents, emphasizing his military and legal expertise for his term ending in 2025.

League City earned the "Leading the Way Award" for excellence in public services and high citizen satisfaction, ranking in the top percentages in a national survey.

A traffic stop by Corporal Boerner led to a major drug bust, with K9 Luna finding 131 pounds of meth, as detailed by the Kendall County Sheriff's Office.

The city of New Braunfels announces facility closures and service schedules for Labor Day, with trash pickup as usual and recreational options like Das Rec and Landa Park Golf Course open.

Texas has removed over 1 million names from voter rolls, including noncitizens and those with felony convictions, following Governor Abbott's election integrity measures.

San Antonio's NISD is filling teacher vacancies, with 650 new hires and 142 current vacancies. Special education positions remain especially difficult to staff.

A woman in San Antonio died after attempting to jump onto her partner's car during an argument, sustaining a fatal head injury. She was later pronounced dead at the hospital. Police are investigating the incident.

Governor Abbott honored DPS Director Steve McCraw for his service at a graduation ceremony in Austin, where 101 new troopers, including veterans and women, were also recognized.