A Live Oak man was sentenced to 40 years for human trafficking and child pornography charges after pleading guilty and fleeing to Oregon. Police believe there are more victims.

A Texas family is fundraising to visit their critically ill son in Japan who was given two weeks to live due to deteriorating health after surviving a severe vehicle accident years earlier.

Financial entities, including BlackRock and Citadel, plan to launch the Texas Stock Marketplace in Dallas, seeking SEC approval to operate later this year.

San Antonio, TX, is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and heat indices up to 104, with light winds offering minimal relief. The pattern continues with sunny skies and minimal chances of rain.

Darla Cameron is named interim chief product officer at the Texas Tribune, tasked with leading product development post-Liam Andrew's departure. Laura McReavy Hearnsberger joins as data analyst.

A motorcyclist in his 20s died after crashing into a light pole on northwest side of San Antonio; no other vehicles or injuries were reported. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Boerne has received a $240,000 federal grant, added to $60,000 city funds, for pedestrian and traffic safety improvements under the SS4A program. The grant will finance safety audits and action plans to enhance local roadway safety.

Texas is debating a Christian-twinged K-12 curriculum, critics argue it breaches church-state separation, the TEA faces pushback despite financial incentives to districts.

Bexar County collaborates with Haven for Hope on a pilot homeless outreach program in Leon Valley and Balcones Heights, addressing suburban homelessness with a $150,000 budget.

The Northside Independent School District approved a 2% raise and a $1,100 stipend for full-time employees, setting teacher salaries over $60,000, despite Texas schools' financial struggles without state aid.

San Antonio expects a week of fluctuating temperatures and conditions, featuring fog, sunshine, and potential storms, with highs ranging from the mid-60s to high 90s.

President Biden is set to sign an executive order to limit migrant inflows by closing the border when unauthorized crossings exceed certain numbers, despite mixed opinions on its effectiveness.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden administration's DOL, claiming its new overtime rule exceeds authority and revives an illegal Obama-era mandate.