League City activates new traffic signals designed to be weather-resistant, including battery backups ensuring functionality during power outages, at key intersections to improve safety and reliability.

Governor Abbott confirmed the attack on Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell and her husband, resulting in Fred Mitchell's death.

The article reports on Pope Francis' death, prompting tributes from Texans and global Catholic communities. It covers local reactions, his legacy, and details on funeral arrangements and the forthcoming conclave.

The Texas man responsible for the El Paso Walmart shooting in 2019 will plead guilty to capital murder, avoiding the death penalty and facing life in prison without parole.

Texas approves Senate Bill 2, a major school choice program, with plans for increased classroom funding and teacher pay, as noted in Governor Abbott's office statement.

Governor Abbott appointed Santana, Kaplan, and Sjolander to the Coastal Water Authority Board of Directors, each bringing unique expertise to water management in Texas.

League City is offering a free tree giveaway to residents on April 22, sponsored by Trees for Houston and Keep Texas Beautiful, to enhance urban canopy and promote environmental stewardship.

Governor Abbott announces TMEIC's $65 million investment for a new manufacturing facility in Waller County, Texas, which is expected to create 62 jobs.

SAPD released a video of an officer-involved shooting where suspect Miguel Morin was killed after fleeing a traffic stop and allegedly presenting a knife.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $1.2M worth of cocaine at South Texas ports in three separate incidents, with arrests and criminal investigations initiated.

San Antonio's Human Services Department received a Level 1 Trauma-Informed Care Certification, exemplifying their commitment to supporting residents with trauma through safety, trust, and empowerment.

CBP officers at Hidalgo Port of Entry arrested a U.S. citizen wanted for aggravated sexual assault of a child, highlighting their commitment to public safety.

San Antonio weather is set to see cloudy skies with sun, comfortable temperatures in the mid-60s, increasing to 86°F. Winds may reach 25 mph, and the weekend could bring showers and thunderstorms.