US Customs officials arrested Venezuelan Luis Miguel Toro Gonzalez at Laredo Port of Entry on an outstanding Ohio rape charge after a secondary inspection and biometric verification.

Seguin, Texas, is adding a new shopping center, Seguin Crossing, with a $25 million investment and 135,000 square feet of retail space, due to break ground by 2024.

A couple was found dead in San Antonio in an apparent murder-suicide, with the husband suspected of shooting his wife and himself on her 64th birthday. Their son discovered the scene, and a Spanish note was at the site.

Angleton, Texas has been designated as a Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office, recognizing the city's commitment to the local music industry and economic growth through music.

Texas intensifies efforts against the Venezuelan gang, Tren De Aragua (TdA), under Governor Abbott's leadership, emphasizing law enforcement actions to detain gang members and curb illegal immigration.

A Texas man linked to the Proud Boys was convicted for his role in the January 6 Capitol breach, including a felony charge of civil disorder and several misdemeanors.

New Braunfels to experience traffic disruptions due to Union Pacific railroad crossing maintenance from September 21-24, affecting North Walnut, Wald, and North Live Oak avenues.

Governor Abbott inaugurates the first judges of Texas Business Courts, aiming for swift resolution of commercial disputes and enhancing the state's business environment.

San Antonio City Council unanimously approves a labor agreement for first responders, celebrated by District 6 Councilmember Melissa Cabello Havrda for its collaborative achievement.

Councilmember Havrda praised San Antonio's FY 2025 budget, highlighting investments in infrastructure, public safety, parks, and homeless services, reflecting community input and priorities.

The Fiscal Year 2025 budget for San Antonio has been approved, focusing on community needs like infrastructure, public safety, housing, and urban development.

Gov. Abbott announces over $344,000 career training grant to Fabens ISD from the Texas Workforce Commission to support CTE programs, benefiting at least 126 students.

Governor Abbott appoints Ernest Richards to the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation Board for a term until 2027, with a focus on addressing low-income housing challenges.