A 15-year-old boy was detained after being charged with the capital murder of Kaitlin Hernandez in San Antonio, with the judge ordering his detention until the next hearing.

A barge hit Pelican Island Bridge in Galveston, causing a collapse and oil spill; authorities are responding and assessing the damage. Traffic is rerouted; no injuries reported.

Two men were arrested for street racing in Bexar County after deputies caught them racing on Gibbs Sprawl Road. Their vehicles, a Dodge Charger and a Chrysler 300, were impounded.

Boerne is named a Tree City USA for the 13th year, recognized for its commitment to urban forestry by the Arbor Day Foundation.

San Antonio City Council is set to review City Attorney Andy Segovia's job amidst claims of inconsistent legal advice regarding fire union negotiations. A public briefing on the stalled negotiations is also scheduled.

A 17-year-old was shot and robbed while selling vintage clothing in San Antonio. He is in stable condition; police are investigating with no suspect details yet.

A computer is set to grade open-ended questions on Texas' STAAR exams, raising concerns about its capability to evaluate nuanced responses despite cost savings.

CBS Sports ranks Boise State and Liberty at the top of the 2024 Group of Five Power Rankings, with the teams aiming for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Texas State and UTSA also feature prominently.

Two motorcyclists in critical condition after separate collisions with Ford Mustangs in Bexar County; neither wore a helmet. Concerns rise over dangerous intersections.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte's DWI charge court date has been postponed to May 14 to review BAC test results showing a level just above the legal limit after his December arrest.

David Jones was arrested at Crunch Fitness in Amarillo for trespassing and resisting arrest after he returned post-ban and used gym equipment as weapons.

Texas develops the Statewide Active Transportation Plan (SATP) focused on safer, more connected biking and walking infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

Jenna Saucedo-Herrera discusses San Antonio's focus on workforce development, attracting a British manufacturer, while Emily Royall highlights the city's Smart Cities team and awards for public service innovation.