Texas is investing $400 million in its ship channels to support trade, with major projects in Beaumont and Brownsville aimed at economic growth and job creation.

An off-duty Bexar County deputy was injured in a hit-and-run incident while on traffic duty. Despite aid from workers, the suspect fled; a related vehicle was found later, but the driver remains at large.

The NCAA selected San Antonio to host the 2026 Women’s Volleyball Championship and the 2027 Men’s Basketball Regional, evidencing the city's strong history with collegiate sports events.

The Texas Stock Exchange introduced its leadership team and board, aiming to compete with major stock exchanges and planning to register with the SEC.

An El Paso man received a 15-year sentence for distributing fentanyl-laced pills resulting in an overdose death.

An Eagle Pass man linked to the PRM gang was sentenced to 19.5 years for meth trafficking after his 2021 arrest for smuggling 14.5 kgs of meth into the US.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Tom Mason to the Texas Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors, a role crucial for the state's business attraction efforts.

TxDOT warns of increased pedestrian risk in autumn, citing a rise in fatalities and launching a safety campaign with various outreach efforts to encourage vigilance among Texas drivers and pedestrians.

A teen was arrested at a Harlingen, Texas school for having a gun after showing it to a classmate, who informed authorities. No incident occurred during the arrest.

Interstate 10 westbound lanes near Zuehl Road in Far East Bexar County are closed due to an early morning crash, causing significant traffic delays stretching back to FM 465.

The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne unveiled a new playground, funded by an anonymous $48,000 donation, in memory of outdoor lover Matthew Gabourie.

The U.S. Attorney Jaime Esparza has announced a $7.8 million DOJ grant to aid the Uvalde community in the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Governor Abbott appoints Dakota Marks, Emily Hunt, and Yasser Zeid to Texas' SHCC to enhance healthcare access and services planning, with Zeid as chair. Their backgrounds range from media and nursing to obstetrics and hospital administration.