An ATF agent fatally shot a man during an operation in San Antonio while executing a warrant after the man pointed a gun at them. The incident is under investigation.

A man with a knife prompted a San Antonio charter school lockdown; he was apprehended and is identified as Raul Aragon, a sex offender facing multiple felony charges.

The Four25 San Pedro Apartments groundbreaking in San Antonio marks progress in the city’s affordable housing plan, offering 80 homes to those under 60% of the Area Median Income, including 25 units for the homeless.

Shots were fired at security guards at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland's main gate, with no injuries reported. The base, housing special ops training, did not lock down but the gate closed for hours.

San Antonio Police investigate a shooting where a man was non-fatally shot in the head at home after an argument allegedly related to someone staying at his residence. The suspect fled and remains unidentified.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Arun Agarwal as Chair and S. David Deanda, Jr. as Vice Chair of the Texas Economic Development Corporation to boost the state's business appeal.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott expands border security with a new command post under Operation Lone Star, resulting in numerous immigrant apprehensions and felony arrests, amidst criticism of federal border policies.

Texas AG Paxton sues the DHS over an immigration policy that would allow many undocumented immigrants to seek permanent residency without exiting the U.S. He argues this is unlawful and violates immigration laws.

Boerne All-Stars compete against Florida's Lake Mary for a spot in the Little League World Series Championship, with both teams showing strong performances and a resolve to win.

Authorities confirmed a murder-suicide in Shavano Park involving Jerry and Sonia Patricia Hernandez. Police are investigating and no other suspects are sought.

CBP reaffirmed its commitment to combatting fentanyl trafficking on National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, detailing ongoing operations and strategies.

Governor Abbott appoints Ayala and Mitchell, and reappoints six members to the Texas Crime Victims' Institute Advisory Council for terms ending in January 2026.

The article discusses New Braunfels Public Library's role in community improvement, highlighting new projects and the city's commitment to enhancing public services through transparency and ongoing initiatives.