The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Texas' GOP-backed congressional map to stand for the 2026 midterms, as Attorney General Ken Paxton claims a win against Democratic challenges.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a deal to reorganize Purdue Pharma, creating Knoa Pharma for OxyContin production and boosting opioid crisis accountability and funding for Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three members to Texas School for the Deaf Governing Board, including Heather Lightfoot, Gregorio Mata, and Oscar Ocuto, Ed.D.

The LGC approved funding for the construction of Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Elm City, with $35.5 million borrowed to cover the project costs.

Prime Air drones began one-hour deliveries in San Antonio from Amazon's East Side hub, carrying lightweight items while regulators and neighbors weigh the trade-offs.

Rep. Tony Gonzales is co‑leading the Dark Web Interdiction Act, a bipartisan bill to boost penalties and permanently fund the task force that hunts darknet fentanyl dealers. Lawmakers say the move would give investigators new tools against international darknet networks.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to 25 years for trafficking fentanyl and possessing firearms, after law enforcement found 10,000 pills and multiple firearms in his possession.

CBP officers at the Laredo Port of Entry intercepted a smuggling attempt, confiscating weapons and ammunition hidden in a vehicle during a secondary inspection.

Andy's Frozen Custard opened a drive‑thru and walk‑up in Cibolo's Buffalo Heights, bringing concretes, Jackhammers and opening‑week promotions to the I‑35 corridor.

San Antonio Housing Trust approved the conversion of The Whitney hotel into a mixed-income residential building with 220 units to enhance affordable housing.

Police say a woman shot on San Antonio’s Southeast Side accidentally shot herself; she is hospitalized in stable condition and investigators are reviewing the case.

La Concheria, a concha-only food trailer, debuts on the South Side this Saturday with mini conchas baked on the truck. Expect playful flavors and assorted dozen boxes for events.

Gabriel Garcia of Uvalde was sentenced to 10 years for possessing child pornography, having used Kik to distribute the material. He plead guilty and was sentenced by Chief U.S. District Judge Alia Moses.