A rare hailstorm pummeled rookeries near Corpus Christi on Saturday, killing or severely injuring an estimated 2,000 birds and overwhelming local rehab teams.

Pedro Alvarez, Pharr District head at TxDOT, is the planner behind the Rio Grande Valley's road infrastructure, focusing on safety and connectivity for Texas families.

Governor Abbott has appointed three members to the Texas Commission on Marriage and Family, including chair Carl Caton, to strengthen marriage and family foundations in Texas.

San Antonio Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide at a Best Western motel, with one woman dead and a man hospitalized in stable condition.

Governor Abbott of Texas announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of fugitive Bobby Michael Dennis, who is accused of shooting a Jacksonville officer and a police K-9.

A deadly shooting in Killeen involved police, leading to one dead suspect and another injured. The incident occurred early Sunday morning and involved a SWAT response.

A man was found fatally injured in San Antonio's East Side, sparking an unresolved murder investigation. No arrests or motives have been reported yet.

The National Weather Service predicts a bright and pleasant week for San Antonio, with temperatures climbing to around 88 degrees. Residents can look forward to plenty of sunshine, calm winds, and ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Governor Abbott appoints Clinton "Clint" Davis as judge for the 173rd Judicial District Court in Henderson County, Texas, until December 31, 2026. Davis is active in law and community service.

San Antonio is expected to experience a week of warm, sunny weather with comfortable outdoor conditions, and gradually increasing temperatures throughout the week.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a $1.375 billion settlement from Google for data privacy violations, marking a significant enforcement action for user privacy.

Newport Park in League City will close temporarily from November 3 for renovations, including new volleyball courts, a concrete trail, improved lighting, and enhanced soccer fields, set to last four months.

West Texas schools are receiving over $1.2 million in career training grants from the TWC to improve student equipment for high-demand fields like nursing and welding, impacting over 330 students.