League City's Wastewater Department urges residents to avoid pouring fats, oils, and grease (F.O.G.) down drains during holidays to prevent clogging and sewage issues.

A Texas doctor was sentenced to 10 years for a healthcare fraud scheme, involving $54 million in fraudulent Medicaid charges and is ordered to pay $34 million in restitution.

A court will decide if a 15-year-old accused of murdering Kaitlin Hernandez will be tried as an adult, with significant impact on the case and juvenile justice.

Texas State reportedly plans to offer Coach G.J. Kinne a contract extension, potentially making him the highest-paid coach in the Sun Belt Conference.

San Antonio expects a sunny and mild Thanksgiving week with temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s and lows in the 50s, according to the National Weather Service.

Das Rec Instructors in New Braunfels host a "Jingle Bell Ride," a festive 90-minute cycling fundraiser on December 14th, benefiting the Das Rec Scholarship Fund.

New Braunfels begins infrastructure improvements with two projects: the Last Public Exit Improvement and the Landa Lake Dam Improvement, enhancing safety and dam integrity respectively.

San Antonio police are investigating an incident where a man shot two dogs after they attacked his cat and turned aggressive towards him. No charges have been filed yet.

San Antonio police report a woman gave birth on a trail and abandoned the baby, who was later found by a passerby. The mother is under investigation and both were hospitalized.

The Laredo Sector Border Patrol Youth of the Month program recognized 11 students for their academic achievements at Martin High School on November 19.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issues an executive order to protect against espionage, mainly from China, affecting state agencies and higher education institutions.

Brownsville, Texas CBP officers seized narcotics worth $768,867 in two incidents involving a U.S. citizen and a man from Baytown, Texas. Vehicles were confiscated and HSI agents detained the drivers.

Sebastian Hernandez faces sentencing in Bexar County for the 2021 fatal stabbing of Christopher Olivarez after a no-contest plea, with up to 32 years in prison possible.