Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a multistate lawsuit against the Biden Administration's rule redefining "gender dysphoria" as a disability, fearing loss of federal funding over compliance with gender identity policies.

The New Braunfels Public Library has created a Teen Advisory Board to involve local teens in planning programs to increase their engagement with the library.

Juan Solis Jr., on federal probation, was arrested with drugs and guns in his car after a San Antonio traffic stop.

West Texas faces its worst measles outbreak in nearly 30 years with 48 cases, largely among unvaccinated or undetermined vaccination status children and adolescents.

Ghabriella Barrera, 24, was shot and killed while driving; her car veered off the road afterward. The incident occurred on the Southwest Side and authorities are investigating with no suspect yet identified.

A man drove into Woodlawn Lake and brandished a knife at an officer, who then shot him. He's in critical but stable condition; his motives are unknown.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Chinese AI firm DeepSeek for potential data privacy violations and CCP ties, seeking cooperation from Google and Apple in the probe.

Texas Governor Abbott activated emergency resources ahead of severe weather and potential wildfires expected to hit the state over the President's Day weekend.

Councilmember Garcia is advocating for a more inclusive process in naming public facilities in San Antonio, proposing updates to a decade-old ordinance to increase community engagement.

CBP officers in Texas seized over $1.3 million worth of cocaine at Hidalgo and Anzalduas International Bridges in separate incidents involving hidden narcotics in vehicles.

Honduran national Melvin Armando Funes-Canales, deported six times, faces federal charges for illegal re-entry into the U.S. and could get ten years in prison.

San Antonio and Querétaro mayors signed a Sister City Agreement at the Alamo, promising to enhance their historic connection through economic, educational, and cultural exchanges.

Governor Abbott has reappointed Robert Jenkins, Jr. as presiding officer of the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority until 2027, pending Senate confirmation.