The Texas DPS honored retiring Director Steven C. McCraw by naming a new training center after him and holding a ceremony with proclamations and an honorary Ranger title.

Texas teachers are under investigation for giving elementary students sleep-aid patches, leading to their administrative leave. Parents demand answers after children received Sleep ZPatch.

Former substitute teacher Yorllin Hernandez faces child injury charges and was released on bond after allegations of assaulting students at two schools.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton maintains his opposition to DACA, arguing in the Fifth Circuit court that the program is illegal, while a decision that could impact Dreamers is pending.

The Texas "One Pill Kills" campaign has surpassed 1.5 billion impressions, aiming to educate on the dangers of fentanyl and prevent drug-related deaths.

Governor Abbott announces over $1.1 million in grants to Bexar County courts to support justice-involved veterans.

Estefania Primera, a Tren De Aragua gang member known as "La Barbie," was arrested for running a sex-trafficking ring and exploiting a migrant woman in El Paso.

Governor Greg Abbott recognized the impact of Texas Crime Stoppers at their annual conference, citing their help in arresting Tren de Aragua gang members and promoting the success of their tip line and anti-crime initiatives.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Tom Sellers for another term as chair of the Texas State Cemetery Committee, recognizing his leadership and varied experience.

Governor Greg Abbott announces the 2024 Governor's Small Business Summit in New Braunfels, Texas, focusing on supporting small businesses, especially those owned by women, with First Lady Cecilia Abbott speaking.

State Senator José Menéndez and House Rep. Elizabeth Campos are re-introducing the Ramon Najera Act to address dangerous dogs in San Antonio after a fatal dog attack.

The San Antonio Public Library celebrates 10 years of its Learn at SAPL adult education program, with over 9,000 sessions in 2023 and events across branches.

Calls for clemency grow for Robert Roberson, whose execution over a conviction linked to the debunked 'Shaken Baby Syndrome' is questioned by lawmakers, lawyers, and scientists.