Texas boasts record employment and labor force numbers, according to Governor Greg Abbott, attributing success to state policies and skilled workers. New corporate relocations, such as Nasdaq and NYSE offices, underscore Texas's economic strength.

Texas Governor Abbott reports continued anti-crime efforts at the Texas border under Operation Lone Star, including over half a million migrant apprehensions and significant drug seizures.

Two New Braunfels City Council members, Christopher Willis and Mary Ann Labowski, achieved the Certified Municipal Official designation from the TMLI, recognizing their extensive continuing education.

CBP officers in Texas arrested Matthew Edwin Merrill, wanted in Michigan for first-degree criminal sexual conduct, utilizing national databases to confirm his identity and charges.

League City Mayor Nick Long is implementing a cost-saving streetlight program, supported by the City Council, aiming for efficiency without reducing services.

Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in response to severe weather forecasts, mobilizing agencies for potential flooding and urging residents to stay informed.

An 18-wheeler spilled its frozen cargo on I-37, near Bexar and Atascosa county lines, after a crash involving another vehicle; all northbound lanes are closed.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott renews a disaster proclamation for over 70 counties due to persistent drought conditions, allowing the use of all necessary state resources.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass seized 35.4 lbs of cocaine worth over $472,000 hidden in a truck carrying ceramic bricks at Camino Real International Bridge.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential gusts, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures fluctuating around the mid-80s throughout the week.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass seized an arsenal during an outbound inspection, including five weapons and nearly a thousand rounds of ammunition. An investigation is underway.

Texas AG Ken Paxton arrested Maria Rojas for illegal abortions and practicing medicine without a license, seeking to enforce the state's strict abortion laws.

Texas leads in job creation with 187,700 new jobs over the past year, boasting a strong economy and business-friendly policies according to Governor Abbott and data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.