San Antonio has updated its 311SA mobile app with new features to enhance residents' connection with city services. The release coincides with national 311 Day.

The Western District of Texas saw a surge in immigration offense prosecutions, filing 240 new cases in a week, with charges ranging from illegal re-entry to human smuggling.

Governor Abbott appointed three professionals to the Texas Optometry Board, overseeing licensing and regulation of optometry in Texas, with terms expiring in 2031.

Schneider Electric USA is expanding its El Paso operations, with plans to invest millions and add 300 jobs, supported by a $1.5 million Texas Enterprise Fund grant.

The City of Austin advises safe pedicab use during spring festivals, with guidelines on passenger limits, traffic rules, speed, and reporting safety violations.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of visitors for spring break, with convenient new TSA screening and travel advisories in place.

A man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after an East Side San Antonio domestic dispute. His partner allegedly shot him during an argument and fled, but was later arrested by the police. The investigation continues.

San Antonio is set for a warm week with temperatures rising to near 90 degrees by Thursday and winds picking up to 30 mph by Friday, per the National Weather Service.

Rep. Joaquin Castro held a town hall addressing concerns about social program cuts, with constituents expressing fear over potential impacts on Medicare, Medicaid, and education.

Texas wins Site Selection's Governor's Cup for the 13th year in a row, confirming its leading role in business growth and job creation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Cory Liu to the 250th Judicial District Court, pending Senate confirmation. Liu has legal experience, local ties, and a solid academic background. His term would end in 2026 if confirmed.

CBP officers at Anzalduas Bridge seized over $346,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a Chevy Traverse, illustrating their continuous efforts to stop illegal drug trafficking.

Gov. Greg Abbott extends Texas' wildfire disaster proclamation, enabling the state to bypass certain regulations for emergency response and mobilize resources effectively against fire threats.