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

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating Mars, Inc. for failing to remove artificial colors from its U.S. products as promised, possibly violating trade practices.

A man in his 60s was found dead on the East Side of San Antonio; police are investigating since he was missing since the previous Friday. Details on his death and potential foul play are currently undisclosed.

Governor Greg Abbott has expanded the Texas disaster declaration to include five more counties after flooding, bringing the total to 26 and ensuring state aid.

San Antonio man receives 65-year sentence for sexually exploiting children and producing CSAM, after FBI investigation and admitting to offenses spanning two decades.

Inmate Lorenzo Aleman died at Bexar County Jail, marking the eighth such death this year. His cause of death is pending an autopsy, and the incident is under investigation. Aleman faced capital murder charges for killing two people.

San Antonio man Samson Luna was sentenced to 25 years in prison for sexually exploiting a minor and possession of child pornography, following his guilty plea to exploitation charges.

Texas Governor Abbott has secured federal disaster aid for five more counties after floods, enabling FEMA assistance for emergency work and infrastructure repair.

New Braunfels officials announce road closures for Castell Avenue and Torrey Street due to street resurfacing projects, advising commuters to plan for detours and delays.

Texas expands federal aid for counties hit by flooding; Governor Abbott announces FEMA's support for individual and public assistance through disaster declaration.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Western Texas filed 222 new immigration-related cases in one week including arrests for fraudulent documents and illegal re-entry.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the HHSC introduce the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line to aid those affected by floods, offering 24/7 crisis counseling at no cost.

Community members held a vigil in Texas to honor victims of the July Fourth floods, with 120 confirmed dead, over 160 missing, and calls for better preparedness.