Governor Greg Abbott has activated Texas emergency teams in preparation for expected severe weather, including potential flash flooding, in Northwest and Southeast Texas.

Texas opens nominations for the 42nd Annual Governor's Volunteer Awards, acknowledging individuals and organizations for outstanding community service.

District 9 celebrated teachers with a supply giveaway and a Chick-fil-A breakfast at Stone Oak Elementary, supported by Councilmember Misty Spears and the San Antonio Spurs.

George Strait presented $25,000 checks from a benefit concert to Texas Hill Country flood victims, highlighting community efforts and ongoing recovery.

After a reported theft, Roman Gomez led a high-speed chase over 40 miles, driving on rims and trying to evade multiple law enforcement agencies before being arrested.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas announced 231 immigration cases, starting August with a focus on illegal re-entry and human smuggling.

San Antonio is facing an intense heat wave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and heat indices possibly surpassing 103. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms may provide minimal relief early next week.

Murder suspect Ronnie Jay Salas was extradited back to Texas after being captured in Kansas, following a collaborative interstate law enforcement effort.

Eden, Texas, receives the Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community designation from Travel Texas, recognizing its efforts to boost tourism and economic growth.

Texas receives a federal waiver to modify SNAP benefits, barring sweetened drinks and candy purchases starting April 1, 2026, aiming to promote healthier eating among recipients.

Texas AG Ken Paxton seeks to have the seats of absent Texas House Democrats declared vacant for abandoning duty, escalating a political standoff over legislative majority and quorum breaking.

Governor Greg Abbott approves bills supporting Texas veterans, including resources database, provisional licensing, and research on ibogaine treatment for addiction and behavioral health issues.

New Braunfels invites residents to participate in budget and tax rate discussions for fiscal year 2026 during public meetings detailed on the city website.