Converse County Commissioners are accepting applications for county board positions for 2025, including roles such as the Airport Board and County Fair Board. Applications are due within 30 days of the term's start.

Xiaofei Chen, a Chinese national, has been indicted in Texas for attempting to distribute machinery for producing counterfeit drugs, including fentanyl-laced pills.

Governor Abbott appoints Tracy Sorensen to the 278th Judicial District Court, covering Leon, Madison, and Walker Counties, effective from January 1, 2025.

The Texas Attorney General is working to block a subpoena requesting testimony from death row inmate Robert Roberson, who was convicted of murder in 2002.

A free Pickleball clinic for beginners will take place on January 7th at 1pm, with certified Instructor Mel, focusing on play basics, scoring, and court navigation.

Ukrainian national Mark Sokolovsky was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the "Raccoon Infostealer" malware service, having compromised over 52 million user credentials.

Officials at the Hidalgo Port of Entry seized over $4.2 million worth of drugs from a Chrysler van, emphasizing the ongoing effort against drug trafficking.

League City is constructing a pedestrian bridge as part of the Claremont Connector Trail, improving walkability and providing safe school access for Gilmore Elementary students.

President Biden granted pardons to 39 individuals and commuted 1,499 sentences, including three from Minnesota and three from Texas, for non-violent offenses.

Four people were hospitalized after a road-rage incident led to a rollover crash on San Antonio's South Side; the confrontation initiated at a flea market and continued onto a roadway.

Two suspects were arrested in Bexar County after a vehicle theft attempt, a shooting, and a high-speed chase involving the BCSO and SAPD's helicopter.

Ken Paxton obtained a stay against Harris County's revised "guaranteed income" initiative, citing the Texas Constitution's prohibition of distributing public funds to individuals.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues NY doctor for illegally providing abortion pills to a Texas resident, alleging serious complications arose and seeking to impose heavy fines.