A woman was hospitalized after being shot multiple times when she tried to stop a fight outside a San Antonio nightclub; the shooter is still at large.

Kerrville Police are investigating an incident where a cat was shot by a pellet gun in an RV park. Officials seek the public's help and the suspect faces a third-degree felony.

San Antonio police search for a motorcyclist after a hit-and-run that left a 51-year-old pedestrian seriously injured.

Ricardo McCleary was arrested for alleged "Peeping Tom" activities in San Antonio, accused of filming women secretly with a cellphone and selfie stick.

Texas AG Ken Paxton appeals against a court ruling compelling his deposition, arguing it's a politically-motivated attack by Beto O'Rourke. The appeal raises jurisdiction concerns and claims the effort aims to discredit the OAG's work.

San Antonio's District 10 Councilmember Whyte praised the approval of a term sheet for a new Spurs arena and emphasized the importance of voter decision in November.

The Alligator Creek Trail, a new 1.1-mile outdoor path in New Braunfels, has opened, offering residents and visitors recreational space and scenic views. The project cost $1.5 million and is part of a larger community plan.

San Antonio's forecast predicts mixed rain and sunshine with mid-90s temperatures and chances of afternoon showers increasing to 30 percent today. Heat index values could reach 101 degrees.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirms Phase One of the Timmerman Power Plant is operational, enhancing the state's energy grid and addressing growing power demands.

A San Antonio man pled guilty to making threats against former President Trump on Facebook and could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Governor Abbott announced over $1.1 million in grants to Rio Grande Valley schools for career training, aiming to train 2,140 students for in-demand industries.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates the rapid reconstruction of Cow Creek Bridge, completed in 29 days after floods, highlighting Texas's resilience and efficiency.

A Mexican national was convicted in Waco for failing to register and not providing DNA, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas.