A Seguin man was arrested after a Jan. 1 crash that killed a 76-year-old and injured two others; he faces intoxication manslaughter and assault counts.

A vehicle struck the front of the SureStay Plus motel on San Antonio's northwest side Friday. Firefighters stabilized a damaged load-bearing wall and no one was hurt.

The trial of former Uvalde officer Adrian Gonzales, facing charges related to the Robb Elementary School shooting, begins in Corpus Christi. He pleaded not guilty.

Surveillance footage shows two men stealing an ATM using a stolen SUV on Christmas Eve in White Settlement, Texas; they later abandoned the machine and SUV.

Texas introduces new laws in 2026 focusing on immigration enforcement, property tax relief, AI governance, eviction processes, and regulations for continuing-care facilities.

Two people were shot in the legs late Thursday at Spanish Crest Apartments on Utopia Lane; both were hospitalized and are expected to recover. Police say the shooter fled and the investigation is ongoing.

Kids threw fireworks into the loading dock of Marriott Rivercenter in San Antonio, causing smoldering paint. No injuries occurred; firefighters responded. Security footage revealed the perpetrators. Police are investigating the incident.

Two teenagers were arrested in Amarillo for the New Year's Day shooting death of a 15-year-old girl; one faces manslaughter, the other evidence tampering.

Live Oak staple Biff Buzby's Burgers closed Dec. 31 after 25 years. Owners blamed rising costs and low attendance; a Jan. 2–4 liquidation will sell furniture and equipment.

A fight at the Stout House on Potranco Road ended in gunfire early Thursday; a man was shot in his truck and later died. Police say suspects remain at large.

San Antonio mourns the loss of radio legend Jud Ashmore, who died at 101. His career, marked by a warm personality, extended from military service to a beloved presence on the city's airwaves.

A San Antonio home was severely damaged by a fire caused by fireworks, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and stressed the dangers of private fireworks use.

The Texas Attorney General secured a $1.25 million settlement with Hyatt for allegations of deceptive pricing by not fully disclosing mandatory fees in advertised hotel rates.