Texas Governor Abbott activated emergency resources and updated a disaster declaration due to wildfire and flood risks in 179 counties, directing agencies to prepare and advising residents to stay alert.

San Antonio City Council approves funding for a Fire Department Needs Assessment to evaluate staffing, equipment, and facilities for equitable emergency services.

A 10-year-old student at LaCoste Elementary in Texas was arrested for a school shooting threat, causing concern among parents despite the school's and law enforcement's response.

Residents of San Antonio's District 5 discussed the proposed $1.3 billion Spurs arena, with Councilmember Castillo aiming for transparency before the November vote.

Eight individuals were arrested for being involved in illegal abortion clinics in Houston, including Maria Rojas, who is charged with performing abortions without a license.

A fight over a food mix-up at a Whataburger in San Antonio resulted in seven arrests; no major injuries reported, and the incident is under investigation.

Boerne introduces its first public EV charging station, offering quick 30-minute charges for two cars at once, with plans to expand payment options beyond the current app-based system.

Bay Area homeschoolers can learn coding using Minecraft: Education Edition at the new Homeschool iCode Camp, starting November 7th, with interactive sessions every Friday during the school year. Each session costs $70.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry arrested Juan Medrano, wanted for sexual assault, thanks to biometric verification and inter-agency coordination.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for a statewide moment of silence on October 7, 2025, to honor the victims of the Israel terrorist attacks two years prior.

A juvenile was seriously injured in a suspected DWI crash in San Antonio, where a vehicle hit a concrete pillar. The driver showed signs of intoxication.

Teresa Lynn Clark faces harassment charges for allegedly sending repeated communications to the family of Brad Simpson, charged with murdering her sister Suzanne.

Gov. Abbott appointed Ashley Morgan to the Texas Water Development Board, highlighting her strong legal background and commitment to Texas's water resources.