Governor Abbott designates Baytown as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting job creation and economic benefits linked to local film production.

Early, Texas, has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community for its commitment to leveraging tourism for economic and job growth, which supports the local and state economy significantly.

A Pharr man, Sixto Gonzalez Jr., was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for kidnapping for ransom in Mexico after pleading guilty to hostage taking.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Melva Henderson to the Rehabilitation Council, where she'll aid in advocating for individuals with disabilities until 2027.

Davey Resource Group is modernizing Seguin's electrical infrastructure to implement an advanced outage management system by March 2025. Residents can contact city officials for inquiries.

U.S. CBP officers at the Hidalgo International Bridge apprehended Juan Carlos Avila, a man wanted for sexual assault of a child, during a routine check.

Governor Abbott declares a disaster for Webb County following Laredo water issues, paving the way for federal aid through low-interest SBA loans to impacted businesses.

Governor Abbott requests a disaster declaration from the SBA to support Texan businesses affected by a water issue that led to economic hardship in Webb County since October.

Gov. Abbott appoints Billie Bell and Lauren Day to the Texas Statewide Health Coordinating Council, with terms ending in 2027 and 2029, respectively, to aid in health care planning.

Shawn Thierry has been appointed to the Texas Juvenile Justice Board by Governor Abbott, promising reform with her legal expertise and legislative experience.

One man is critically injured after a stabbing on West Side, San Antonio, with SAPD investigating and searching for the suspect who fled in a red pickup truck.

U.S. Customs seized nearly 870 pounds of meth worth $7.77 million hidden in a cargo of fake limes at Pharr International Bridge. A criminal investigation by HSI is underway.

Texas AG accuses TikTok of exposing minors to explicit content and misrepresenting safety, leading to a lawsuit alleging violations of child safety laws.