Seguin city official Kyle Kramm was arrested for having child sexual abuse material, leading to his suspension and administrative leave pending investigation.

Texas leaders met with King Abdullah II to discuss economic opportunities, aiming to enhance trade and partnerships between Texas and Jordan, particularly in energy and technology sectors.

Ex-Hays County corrections officer George Snell arrested on charges of child sexual assault; was not removed from duty during the investigation. His bond is set at $500,000.

San Antonio police are investigating a body found at Glenoaks Elementary School; the area is contained and classes continue as authorities assure no danger to students.

Governor Abbott appoints Coben and Niemeyer to the Texas Economic Development Corporation Board, aiming to enhance the state's economic appeal and leverage energy resources.

City officials remind UC residents to dechlorinate and adjust the pH of pool water before draining, as mandated by EPA and TCEQ. Guidelines require emailing chlorine test results for approval to prevent environmental hazards.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is targeting Chinese firms for potential privacy law breaches and has given them 30 days to comply with Texas' data protection standards or face legal action.

Wilson County's budget for 2025-26 is $137.47 million, maintaining a tax rate of $0.595 and marking a modest 1.4% increase from the previous year. The conservative budget focuses on capital, human services, public safety, and education spending.

SAACS and SAPL celebrate National Pet Week with events for pet lovers, including craft activities, workshops, and dog behavior sessions, plus a special $25 adoption fee.

Rockport-Fulton has become the 82nd Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized by the Texas Music Office for supporting music industry development.

San Antonio's weather will be mixed, with potential severe storms followed by sunny days. Highs could reach 89 with windy afternoons, and a continued chance of rain midweek. Sunny conditions are expected later in the week.

Melissa Cabello Havrda to receive the Partnering to Protect Award for defending vulnerable adults, alongside Texas Senator José Menéndez and Judge Veronica Vasquez, who push for elder abuse recognition training.

Columbus is the 200th Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, celebrated by First Lady Cecilia Abbott and other officials, promoting filmmaking and economic benefits in Texas.