A Honduran man has been convicted of smuggling individuals into the U.S. after being caught with undocumented passengers in his SUV. He faces up to 10 years per count.

Five Texas women will be inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame for their contributions across various sectors, as announced by Governor Greg Abbott.

The Texas AG's office has secured settlements from tech companies for privacy breaches and scrutinized over 200 firms' data practices, reflecting its commitment to Texans' digital security.

The Texas Legislature, influenced by Trump and Abbott, is prioritizing redistricting in a special session, raising concerns about political opportunism and potential voter disenfranchisement of minority communities.

James Andrew Woerner assaulted officers with a chemical and threw Molotov cocktails during his arrest in San Antonio, causing minor injuries to the police. He previously assaulted his mother and made threats.

Texas Governor Abbott announced federal disaster assistance for Hamilton and Travis counties after flooding, enabling them to access FEMA's Public Assistance program. He thanked President Trump and is actively coordinating recovery efforts.

Angel Jaramillo, a 26-year-old with intellectual disabilities, has been found safe after being reported missing in San Antonio.

Authorities are searching for Charles Vandoil Byrd after finding human remains at his home; he is wanted for tampering with evidence and is considered armed and dangerous.

Immigration caseload falls below 200 in the Western District of Texas, as reported by U.S. Attorney Justin R. Simmons. Cases include firearm trafficking and illegal re-entry after multiple deportations.

A 3-year-old girl drowned in a pool during a family gathering in south Bexar County. Despite CPR by responders, she was pronounced dead; the incident is under investigation.

Texas Governor Abbott visited San Angelo to address flood response, met with affected families and first responders, and announced aid initiatives, including loans and grants for recovery.

A man in Bexar County, Iker Sanchez, was arrested on arson and attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to set fire to a residential building with people, including children, inside.

David Guzman of San Antonio was sentenced to 17.5 years in federal prison for receiving child pornography, which included disturbing content involving minors.