Remains found at a Corpus Christi wastewater station are identified as missing student Caleb Harris via DNA testing by UNTCHI. The cause of death is still unknown.

The Justice Department sues Southwest Key Programs Inc. for a pattern of sexual abuse and harassment of children at its shelters, violating the Fair Housing Act.

Water shutoffs at San Antonio's Westwood Plaza Apartments highlight the struggle of Pico Union Housing Corporation with a $320,000 utility debt, linked to pandemic-related financial issues.

An El Paso man received a 15-year sentence for distributing fentanyl-laced pills leading to a fatal overdose. He pleaded guilty to a distribution charge causing death.

A man was shot in the arm while driving in San Antonio. Police are investigating the incident with no suspect description yet. The victim is stable and expected to recover.

San Pedro Springs Park in San Antonio is set to undergo a $3.5 million rehabilitation, incorporating public suggestions such as paths, lighting, and restrooms gathered through the Sueños game.

Elon Musk is moving the headquarters of his companies from California to Texas, citing a new California law regarding teachers' communication about students' gender identity as a reason. Texas leaders welcome the move.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot and sunny week for San Antonio with highs nearing 98 degrees, a possibility of thunderstorms later in the week, and temperatures slightly cooling to around 90 degrees by Monday.

The 1987 Guadalupe River flood near Comfort, Texas, resulted in 10 deaths when a camp was swept away by a sudden torrent after heavy rainfall upstream.

Local organizations in San Antonio are providing free school supplies, backpacks, and other services like haircuts to ease the financial burden on families as the new school year approaches.

Frank Hughes was sentenced to life for severely injuring his 5-month-old child. The child was found with brain bleeding and fractures, leading to an inability to walk or talk. Hughes denied causing the injuries.

Democrats are out-fundraising Republicans in a bid to flip two Texas House seats, with significant implications for the state's educational agenda and public funding debates.

Gov. Abbott praises first responders at a Hurricane Beryl resource staging area and emphasizes inter-agency cooperation; he also outlines response strategies and criticizes CenterPoint's power failures.