Governor Abbott appointed Robert Eckels as TABC chair until 2027, bringing his legal, political, and advisory experience to the Commission's alcohol industry oversight.

A shooting at Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino resulted in two deaths and five injuries, with suspect Keryan Jones arrested for capital murder and aggravated assault. The casino is temporarily closed.

Megan Deen appointed as president of the Trinity River Authority Board of Directors in Texas, bringing finance expertise and community engagement experience to water management.

Border Patrol launched the Youth of the Month program to honor top high school students in Laredo for the 2025-2026 year, fostering education and community relationships.

Boerne city officials announce a range of Oktoberfest events, including beer tastings, contests, live music, and themed celebrations, with multiple local breweries participating.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates emergency resources ahead of severe storms, including potential heavy rain, tornadoes, and flash floods, with additional wildfire risk management in West Texas.

Governor Abbott announced a $26 million investment in South Texas infrastructure, targeting airport, water, and drainage projects to support the region's growth.

New Braunfels Police seized $1 million worth of cocaine in a traffic stop on I-35 and arrested two individuals who are now facing federal drug possession charges.

The New Braunfels Fall 2025 Regional Job Fair will take place on November 5, hosted by local economic organizations, offering various job opportunities and networking chances.

San Antonio is hosting a two-day Complete Streets workshop, offering insight on urban planning for professionals and the community, following national recognition for its policy leadership.

Dwight Malone, 68, was arrested for making threats at a Navy Federal Credit Union over a $60 dispute, facing charges of terroristic threats and trespassing.

San Antonio mother charged after her two children are found dead in a hot car; inconsistencies in her story noted.

Governor Greg Abbott extends Texas disaster proclamation for 30 counties due to severe flooding, allowing the use of state resources and suspending certain rules to aid recovery efforts.