The U.S. Attorney's Office in Texas filed 295 new immigration-related criminal cases in a week, targeting illegal entry and re-entry, alien harboring, and associated crimes.

Governor Abbott of Texas met with Governor Ohmura of Aichi Prefecture to discuss their economic partnership and future collaborations in industries like auto manufacturing, emphasizing Texas's business environment.

AG Ken Paxton supports veteran Winston Hencely at the Supreme Court in a negligence case against military contractor Fluor Corporation related to a deadly 2016 suicide bombing.

Governor Abbott has directed TDEM to work with the SBA for damage assessments in storm-hit Northeast Texas, aiming for federal aid to assist in rebuilding efforts.

San Antonio councilmembers proposed a Trades Advisory Board to oversee public fund spending and promote workforce development, similar to Harris County's Essential Workers Board.

Graham, Texas has been recognized as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting its contribution to the local economy and cultural scene.

A San Antonio man received a 21-year federal prison sentence for drug smuggling, including methamphetamine and fentanyl, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to import methamphetamine.

SAACS invites San Antonians to the Paw-changa pet adoption event with festivities, local vendors, and live performances. Adoptions cost $50 and include a gift. The event is on April 12, offering free entry and a VIP option.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott sets a special election for the 18th Congressional District on November 4, 2025, with a candidate filing deadline of September 3, 2025. Early voting begins October 20, 2025.

San Antonio's new ramp from State Highway 151 to Loop 1604 opens early, improving transit as part of a larger $97.8M expansion project due for 2026 completion.

A fight at a quinceañera in San Antonio led to a guard firing a weapon, causing shrapnel injury to a guest, who later sought hospital care. An arrest was made for assaulting a guard.

Governor Abbott appoints new members to the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, including Chair Michael Glynn, Jr., and members James Mallinger, John Ortega, Sue De Villez, Paul Hamilton, and Brandon Wade.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues San Antonio for illegally funding abortion-related travel, violating Texas law and the state constitution. This follows a similar lawsuit against Austin.