Joint Task Force Alpha marks three years combating human smuggling and trafficking, leading to over 300 arrests and 240+ U.S. convictions, with ongoing efforts to dismantle transnational criminal networks.

A Killeen couple was sentenced for running a fraudulent rideshare scheme that exploited soldiers' personal information to defraud a military transportation program.

The Texas Attorney General won a legal case against the Biden Administration, stopping changes to Title IX that included sexual orientation and gender identity.

Ken Paxton sues the Biden Administration's DOL over a rule granting unionization rights to foreign agricultural workers on H-2A visas, claiming it favors them over American workers.

Central Texas freshwater mussels have been federally protected, with six species listed as endangered and one as threatened, affecting over 1,500 miles of habitats.

Ticket prices for the Texas A&M vs. Texas football game are reaching extreme highs, with some pairs listed at over $100,000 on Ticketmaster; average priced tickets are still in the hundreds.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in finding a hit-and-run suspect whose truck fatally struck Raul Pena, urging locals to report sightings of a damaged, dark Toyota Tacoma.

The Bazan Branch Library in San Antonio reopens with a new roof after a brief closure for upgrades, offering a range of resources and summer programs.

Families of Uvalde shooting victims sue UPS and FedEx, alleging they bypassed safety laws and protocols in delivering a trigger and ammunition to the underage gunman, contributing to the tragedy.

The Texas GOP has altered its primary process by proposing closed primaries and a rule to ban censured candidates, causing legal and practical concerns.

A 6-month-old baby girl died after suffocating in her sleep while co-sleeping with her mother in San Antonio. No foul play is suspected, and the incident prompts a nurse to advise against bed-sharing with infants for safety.

San Antonio families celebrated Dia Del Nino at UTSA Downtown Campus with educational activities, live performances, and a focus on preserving Latino culture.

San Antonio is ranked the third happiest metropolitan city in North America, praised for its culture, strong economy, job market, diverse community, historical landmarks, and vibrant arts scene.