Kendall County offices in Yorkville will relocate temporarily to the courthouse due to a major renovation of the existing facility, affecting services from January 17-24.

The City's Parks and Recreation Department is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the summer, requiring applicants to be at least 15 and have or obtain American Red Cross Certification.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass apprehended a previously deported Honduran citizen convicted of a child sex offense who attempted re-entry into the U.S. via a train.

A stranded hiker was successfully rescued from West Texas's Guadalupe Mountains by a joint operation of Air and Marine Operations and BORSTAR, despite challenging weather.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run on the South Side after being struck by a vehicle fleeing police. The driver was later apprehended, but his passenger escaped.

Wilson County Government Offices will be closed on January 20, 2025, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day; however, emergency services will continue as usual.

Texas firefighters have formed a coalition, the "Texas Strike Team," to help combat the California wildfires, reflecting inter-state support during disasters.

A man died on IH-10 after being hit by multiple vehicles following his jump from a moving car, leading to significant traffic delays. His death was ruled a suicide.

Efforts to find missing Bexar County man Ramon Avila Jr., who vanished in December and needs medication, continue as family and sheriff seek public help.

Crystal City ISD has laid off 32 staff members due to financial strains, leading to community unrest and the planned closure of their pre-K program for 3-year-olds.

An erratic driver led to a police pursuit in San Antonio, resulting in an officer being hospitalized and the 19-year-old driver's arrest for reckless driving.

Ken Paxton obtained a court order to prevent the Biden Administration from selling border wall materials until after February 1, 2025, aligning with Trump's potential policies.

Matthew Luckhurst, previously fired from SAPD for alleged misconduct, has been hired by the Benavides Police Department. The hiring is under scrutiny as his new department defends their decision to give him a second chance.