College Station received the Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community designation, emphasizing its role in economic growth through tourism, as recognized by Travel Texas and Governor Greg Abbott.

Governor Abbott appoints Stacy Hightower and reappoints Donnie Lewis, Donna Montemayor, and Rick Tisch to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, which oversees pharmaceutical care quality in Texas.

San Antonio's forecast predicts continued sunny and warm weather with light breezes and a slight chance of showers in the late afternoon. Highs in the low 90s and lows around 69 degrees are expected.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a legal advisory for public schools to display the Ten Commandments, citing SB 10 and asserting a defense against legal challenges.

Texas Governor Abbott has deployed emergency resources to Arizona to help manage the aftermath of severe floods as part of the EMAC mutual aid agreement.

San Antonio opens Preserve at the Port, transforming a historic barracks into affordable housing with 360 units, funded partly by a 2022 bond and tax credits.

El Paso man Enrique Ruvalcaba-Mendez, 71, gets 20 years in prison for sexually abusing minors in Mexico and transporting explicit materials across the border.

The San Antonio Spurs announce a range of theme nights and promotions for the 2025-26 season, including cultural celebrations and special events for educators, healthcare workers, military personnel, and themed character nights.

Doja Cat expands her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour" with a performance in San Antonio on November 6, 2026, offering VIP packages and fresh off her latest streaming achievements.

SAPD released body-cam and 911 footage detailing an officer-involved shooting that resulted in Jaime Gonzalez's death after he pointed a shotgun at officers.

Governor Abbott appointed Joe Esparza as Chair and Brent Connett as Commissioner of the Texas Workforce Commission, highlighting their experience and commitment to public service.

The City of Cibolo announced a property tax rate increase for FY26, with a rise of $18.40 on $100,000 valued properties, aiming to support city services and infrastructure.

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones focuses on economic growth, affordable housing, education, and infrastructure, seeks revenue-sharing with sports teams, and enhances flood mitigation efforts in her first three months in office.