Former San Antonio teacher Thomas Mckinley Koog Jr. was sentenced to 16 years in prison for distributing child sexual abuse images. He previously worked as a guidance counselor.

Governor Abbott appointed Robert L. Lozano to lead the Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority, emphasizing his extensive business experience and community service in South Texas.

The Bexar County drug bust yielded over $2.5 million worth of meth and cocaine, with two arrests made and potential gang involvement being investigated.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing various insulin manufacturers and PBMs, accusing them of colluding to increase insulin prices, potentially violating the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

Funding for a new Senior Center in District 2 of San Antonio has been approved, with Councilmember Jalen McKee-Rodriguez emphasizing the importance of creating a space for seniors to form new connections.

Governor Greg Abbott visited TSTC in Waco to promote job training, particularly ahead of National Manufacturing Day, and awarded a job training grant to facilitate healthcare training.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues TikTok for not protecting minor users' privacy in violation of the SCOPE Act, seeking penalties and changes to their practices.

The body of Richard John Hage, Jr., 58, was found in a field off Goliad Road in San Antonio, with police investigating and no immediate signs of foul play.

The Texas Council on Family Violence reported 205 domestic fatalities in 2023, 77% involving firearms. The report highlighted a need for comprehensive data on survivors and non-fatal incidents.

A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck West Texas, part of an increasing pattern of seismic activity in the area, with a recent history of similar events felt across the region.

The Texas Transportation Commission approved a 4.2-mile expansion of Interstate 27 to improve links between Lubbock and Lamesa, as well as enhance safety.

Texas DPS offers Saturday appointments through October for license renewals and replacements, encouraging online booking and cancellation of slots if unable to attend.

Joshua Henthorne was promoted to Detention Administrative Sergeant at the Kendall County Sheriff's Office, overseeing key operations at the detention facility.