A 22-year-old man, Roger Martinez, died after his car hit a tree while trying to enter U.S. Highway 90 in San Antonio; no criminal charges are pending.

SAACS extends their $25 adoption special for pets, including spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips, until May 18 in celebration of National Rescue Dog Day.

U.S. Customs officials seized 55 pounds of cocaine valued at $739,742 at the Hidalgo International Bridge and arrested the 40-year-old Mexican driver.

CBP officers seized over $1.7 million worth of meth hidden in a vehicle at the Rio Grande City Port of Entry; driver arrested by DEA for investigation.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Sir Professor Mallory Factor to Texas' GURI board, where he will review university research funding applications. Factor has a background in academia, business, and public advisory roles.

Ashley Pardo was charged with aiding her son's planned terror attack on a San Antonio middle school. Both were arrested, with the mother released on bond and the son detained at a juvenile facility.

NTxBio is opening a new biomanufacturing facility in Plano, TX, expected to create over 170 jobs and spur $31M in investment, backed by a $1.48M state grant.

New Braunfels, Texas, celebrates Market Plaza's historical significance with a new Texas Historical Marker. A dedication ceremony is scheduled for May 28th, 2025.

San Antonio Animal Care Services launches a humane pet care awareness campaign promoting responsible pet ownership and resources like free pet sterilization clinics.

San Antonio City Councilmembers seek independent external review of Public Works to address community concerns about communication, delays, and transparency in infrastructure projects.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates General Mills for deceptive cereal health claims, citing their use of artificial colors despite a previous commitment to remove them.

Governor Greg Abbott proclaims May 12-16, 2025, as Economic Development Week in Texas, highlighting the state's collaboration in fostering business growth and celebrating its recognition as a top environment for business and quality of life.

San Antonio introduces a Casita Program providing permit-ready ADU plans to expand affordable housing, simplify building processes, and promote neighborhood development.