AG Ken Paxton's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit was key in a major U.S. health care fraud crackdown, involving charges against 30 individuals in Texas for fraudulent activities and opioid distribution.

Texas leads in job creation, adding 198,300 nonfarm jobs in a year. Governor Abbott credits Texan resilience and support after recent disasters. The state also offers Disaster Unemployment Assistance to affected residents.

Four people died and several were hospitalized after a stolen car crashed into a transport bus on I-35 near San Antonio, with the perpetrators fleeing the scene.

Border Patrol arrested two convicted sex offenders near the U.S.-Mexico border in the Rio Grande Valley Sector.

CBP officers at Hidalgo Port of Entry seized over $886,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle driven by a U.S. citizen, who was arrested following the bust.

Governor Abbott has requested an SBA disaster declaration for victims of a Fort Worth apartment fire, which could provide federal loans to help recovery.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is probing over 100 potentially illegal votes by noncitizens in the 2020 and 2022 elections, using data from DHS and Texas agencies.

Governor Abbott has requested federal disaster assistance for Coke, Concho, and Williamson counties in Texas following floods, potentially providing federal aid for recovery.

Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs has been cleared to play after recovering from DVT. He anticipates returning to basketball with excitement, having not played 5-on-5 in five months.

San Antonio is facing a heat wave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, and the National Weather Service advises residents to stay hydrated and seek shade.

San Antonio expects typical summer weather with a mix of sun, clouds, and possible showers, peaking around 94°F with a heat index up to 101°F. There's a 30% chance of rain today and slight chances of precipitation into the early week.

San Antonio braces for potential showers with a 20% chance after 4pm amid heat, and a 10% chance in the evening. The hot weather continues, with chances of storms into the new week and highs in the mid-90s.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces an 18-item legislative agenda for a special session focusing on flood response, education, taxation, social policy, and more, starting July 21.