The Kerrville County Sheriff's Office, with partner agencies, conducted a sting operation that led to 20 arrests for prostitution and sex crimes, including some related to minors.

The Fifth Circuit Court allows Texas to keep its floating barrier in the Rio Grande, overturning a lower court's ruling amid an ongoing legal battle over immigration control.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured a $1.4 billion settlement with Meta over illegal biometric data collection, marking the largest privacy law enforcement sum by a single state.

Three Texas residents were sentenced for a USDA loan bribery scheme, with the mastermind receiving 16 months and two contractors receiving 8 and 6 months, respectively.

In San Antonio, an officer shot multiple times at ICON Apartments is recovering after a domestic call shootout with Jorge Chacon-Gutierrez, an undocumented Venezuelan immigrant. Chacon-Gutierrez was killed, sparking immigration policy debates.

Raylynn Hampton, a 27-year-old in San Antonio, received a $12,000 child care grant from United Way, aiding her education and parenting duties. The grant is part of a larger scholarship funded by Women United donor events.

TWIA is considering a 10% rate hike due to climate change-stressed finances, facing a decision by Texas' insurance commissioner, as coastal Texans brace for increased premiums amidst recovering from Hurricane Beryl's claims.

Seguin introduces its first StoryWalk® behind the public library, aimed at promoting literacy and outdoor activity, in cooperation with local organizations and schools.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott sends over 100 firefighters and equipment to help California combat wildfires through interstate aid established by the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

A man was hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck in San Antonio. The attack occurred early morning; the suspect remains unidentified, and the investigation is ongoing.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott cites an 85% decrease in illegal border crossings due to Operation Lone Star, highlighting over half a million apprehensions and significant drug seizures.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is pioneering water testing to track diseases in wastewater, a project led by Professor Davida Smyth that may be bolstered by a potential $1 million grant for advanced equipment.

Texas schools struggle with implementing the armed officers mandate, with districts exploring alternatives like hiring security guards or arming staff due to funding issues and officer shortages.