The execution of Robert Roberson has prompted Texas lawmakers to question the state's "junk science" law and its impact on justice for those convicted with discredited evidence.

Valerie Frausto has been chosen as the new Fire Chief of the San Antonio Fire Department, starting November 1, 2024, after a thorough selection process involving city executives, department staff, and community stakeholders.

Texas AG Paxton filed a FOIA request to investigate alleged DOJ intimidation of Elon Musk's voter registration efforts and sued the federal government for non-cooperation in verifying voter citizenship.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are both visiting Texas on the same day to discuss immigration, with Trump hosting a press conference in Austin and Harris attending an event in Houston.

San Antonio will host its first SPACECON in October 2024, featuring celebrity guests, sci-fi and cosplay events, with autographs for sale and various contests and vendors.

A fatal collision involving a pedestrian on Interstate 35 in New Braunfels has led to the closure of southbound lanes, causing significant traffic delays.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a Music Friendly Texas Community workshop in Buda to help the city get certified, boosting the local music industry.

Legal experts discuss the challenges of prosecuting 'no body' murder cases, with an upcoming trial of Reyes Gallegos, who is charged with the murder of his missing wife.

A Killeen man received a 22-year sentence for a meth smuggling conspiracy, with his arrest and co-defendants' in Del Rio in 2020, after CBP found drugs in a vehicle.

Isaiah Perales was arrested on charges related to the murder of a 4-year-old girl in Bexar County. Further arrests are likely as the investigation continues.

Former Eagle Pass detective Hazel Eileen Diaz received a ten-year sentence for operating human smuggling stash houses, having made around $36,916 from housing about 200 migrants.

The Texas Attorney General's Office released evidence reaffirming the guilt of Robert Roberson for his daughter's murder, countering activists and legislators questioning the case's validity.

Texas Governor Abbott reports a nearly 20% decrease in fentanyl-related deaths, attributing the decline to the state's awareness campaign and legislative efforts.