Texas Governor Greg Abbott renews a state of disaster in response to the ongoing border crossing situation, continuing a mandate first issued in May 2021.

Texas lawmakers propose a bill to classify abortion-inducing drugs as controlled substances, raising concerns about access to these medications for other medical uses.

Brooke Rollins has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump as the Secretary of Agriculture, set to bring her experience in agricultural policy to the role.

San Antonio Police released bodycam footage of a chase ending in Officer Espino shooting suspect Raul Ramirez after he pointed a gun. Ramirez was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and charged.

Elon Musk's new Montessori school, Ad Astra, in Bastrop County, receives a permit to start STEM-focused programs for children aged 3-9. The school emphasizes hands-on learning and aims to nurture problem solvers.

A man was killed and a woman injured after confronting car burglars outside a San Antonio Twin Peaks restaurant. The assailants fled, and police are investigating.

The Texas construction industry is concerned about Trump's immigration policies, fearing it could lose half its workforce and severely impact projects if undocumented immigrants are deported.

San Antonio Councilmember Marc Whyte supports the development of a new Sports and Entertainment District, emphasizing economic impact and fiscal responsibility.

Councilmember Dr. Sukh Kaur in San Antonio launched a restaurant loyalty program, "Eat. Share. Claim.," to support local eateries during the holiday season.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott directs state agencies to divest from Chinese investments to protect against financial and security threats posed by the CCP.

San Antonio is set for a stretch of sunny days with comfortable temperatures peaking at 76-85 degrees, ideal for outdoor activities, with a mostly sunny Thanksgiving forecasted.

San Antonio City Council held a Special Session to consider the reallocation of $25.9 million to CPS Energy to prevent future rate hikes for residents, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and transparency.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized cocaine worth $1.4 million, weapons, and ammunition at Hidalgo Bridge.