Texas AG Paxton won a nationwide stay against a Biden mandate requiring federally-funded healthcare entities to provide gender transition surgeries, citing the rule as experimental and a federal overreach.

Kendall County prepares for National Night Out on October 1st, with community events aimed at promoting safety and strengthening ties with law enforcement.

Woman hospitalized after being hit by a pickup on San Antonio's north side; driver stopped to provide aid. Police investigated the driver for intoxication; results unknown.

San Antonio's Santikos Casa Blanca theater is showcasing original costumes from "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," free for public viewing until September 16.

CBP officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized nearly $1 million in methamphetamine during a vehicle inspection and initiated a criminal investigation.

Texas Governor Abbott launched the Texas A&M COAST program for workforce training in Corpus Christi, targeting sectors like manufacturing and maritime shipping.

San Antonio's Robert "Bobby" Renteria, an Uber driver, died from injuries after a passenger's shootout. The community and Blessed Sacrament Catholic School mourn his loss.

Uvalde CISD increases police presence on campuses due to online threats and a recent incident involving a third grader with a BB gun. Texas struggles to staff schools with armed officers due to financial and logistical issues.

League City is inviting residents to participate in September's community conversations to influence the future of Helen Hall Library, with sessions across various locations.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extended the state's emergency declaration on border security, first issued in 2021, due to continuous unauthorized border crossings.

Texas Governor Abbott amends and renews the state's drought disaster proclamation, aiming to mitigate ongoing water scarcity by leveraging state resources and easing certain regulations.

Jeremy Sochan has committed to play for Team Poland in EuroBasket 2025. He is ready physically and mentally after recovering from ankle surgery and has worked on his game over the summer.

A San Antonio couple pleaded guilty to a second-degree felony in connection with their dogs fatally attacking an 81-year-old veteran. They may face a maximum sentence with a hearing set for September.