Southside Councilmembers in San Antonio propose using ARPA funds to address health disparities by establishing the Center for Health Equity in South Texas.

CBP officers at Anzalduas International Bridge seized over $260,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a Honda SUV entering the U.S. from Mexico after a thorough inspection.

Governor Greg Abbott has mobilized additional firefighting resources in response to escalating wildfires in Texas, urging residents to follow safety guidelines.

Amanda Garza gained viral fame at a Grupo Frontera concert in San Antonio by bringing a sign that alluded to her ex's infidelity. She was invited on stage, amplifying her message and leading to widespread social media sharing.

Governor Abbott announced a special election for Texas House District 56 on November 5, 2024, following Rep. Anderson's resignation. Voters can start early voting on October 21.

Governors of Texas and Coahuila signed a cooperation statement to strengthen economic and cultural ties, recognizing 200 years since their joint past as "Coahuila y Tejas."

A settlement has led to new realtor commission guidelines in San Antonio, requiring transparent agent compensation and potentially reducing commission rates.

A suspect has been arrested following the fatal shooting of a Sonic manager in San Antonio, where a dispute over counterfeit money led to the tragedy.

An 8-year-old girl from Sippel Elementary is recuperating after a school bus incident in Schertz; the injuries are non-life-threatening and investigations are ongoing.

Texas Governor Abbott increased razor wire barriers along the Texas-Mexico border as part of the Operation Lone Star initiative, aiming to reduce illegal crossings.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is suing the Biden Administration and the EEOC over guidance that mandates employer accommodation of gender identity, claiming it's an overreach of federal law.

Councilmember Phyllis Viagran addresses unkempt alleyways in San Antonio's District 3, advocating for community involvement and equitable city support for maintenance and code compliance.

The City of New Braunfels announces a Youth Basketball League for children to learn basketball and sportsmanship, with scholarship opportunities and a split-season starting January 6 and March 24.