The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne unveiled a new playground, funded by an anonymous $48,000 donation, in memory of outdoor lover Matthew Gabourie.

The U.S. Attorney Jaime Esparza has announced a $7.8 million DOJ grant to aid the Uvalde community in the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Governor Abbott appoints Dakota Marks, Emily Hunt, and Yasser Zeid to Texas' SHCC to enhance healthcare access and services planning, with Zeid as chair. Their backgrounds range from media and nursing to obstetrics and hospital administration.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is set to challenge a court ruling that temporarily blocked parts of Texas' election integrity law, citing constitutional rights violations.

The Patrick Heath Public Library's Memory Lab offers digital preservation of personal and local history, gaining popularity with full booking in Kansas and support from grants like the Mellon Foundation’s.

Emergency crews in San Antonio successfully rescued a man trapped 20 feet underground near FM Rd 1303 and County Rd 159. He is now in stable condition.

A man was critically injured and a woman sustained minor injuries in a stabbing in San Antonio; the suspect was later detained and police are investigating.

The Spurs Youth Basketball League (SYBL) celebrates 35 years of supporting local youth through sports, emphasizing the impact on community and individual growth on and off the court.

Lacaya Bell, a missing pregnant woman from Bexar County, was found safe in Harris County. Her unexplained absence after a promotion at McDonald's had raised alarm.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing Austin for allocating $400,000 in public funds to assist residents with out-of-state abortion travel, claiming it violates state law.

A lawsuit accuses North Texas' Gateway Church of negligence in a case where a male youth group member allegedly sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl.

San Antonio teens report improved mental health and decreased harmful behaviors in a city survey, despite ongoing challenges, particularly among LGBTQ+ youths.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Jim Parrish to the Texas Municipal Retirement System Board of Trustees for a term until 2029, drawing on his extensive experience in public service.