Texas Governor Greg Abbott awarded a $5.3 million grant to MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc. to expand its facility, furthering the state's semiconductor industry growth.

New Braunfels announced facility closures for July 4th, 2025, with no garbage schedule change and details on festivities and traffic due to the holiday.

San Antonio Human Services is taking applications for their 2025-2026 Head Start Program, offering early education and support to eligible children and families.

A Bexar County sheriff's deputy was involved in a collision, sparking an investigation. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

San Antonio expects classic summer weather with sunny days and mid-90s temperatures, easing into comfortable evenings. A weekend haze and light breezes are forecast, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms into the following week.

Texas leads the US in job creation, having added over 2.53 million jobs. Governor Abbott credits this to pro-growth policies and vocational training expansion.

San Antonio's film industry is poised for growth with new state funding and local incentives potentially offering up to 38.5% in savings for filmmakers.

Governor Abbott appoints Gary Young as judge of Texas's 62nd Judicial District Court, with service until 2026. Young brings extensive legal and community experience to the bench.

Texas AG Paxton blocked San Antonio's abortion travel fund after an appellate court ruling, following his lawsuit against the program for violating state laws.

John Paul Mitchell Systems is relocating its headquarters from California to Dallas County, Texas, expected to create 80 jobs and invest over $12 million locally, aided by a $640,000 Texas Enterprise Fund grant.

Texas wins its 12th Gold Shovel Award for job creation and investment, securing over $10.6 billion in projects and 11,000 jobs in 2024. Governor Abbott credits Texas's business climate and workforce.

Members of the Mexican PRM gang from Eagle Pass received sentences of 12 to 30 years for cocaine trafficking, with details of their operation revealed during the investigation.

An Ecuadorian was convicted in El Paso for trespassing on military property and illegal entry into the U.S., highlighting the government's crackdown on illegal immigration.