San Antonio's ballot order for the May 3, 2025, mayoral and city council elections is set, with early voting beginning April 22. Voter registration ends April 3.

San Antonio issues measles exposure alerts after an infected Gaines County individual visits public areas, including university campuses and the River Walk. Health officials urge vaccination amid concerns of the area's high unvaccinated rate.

Governor Abbott announces Vinton Steel's $229 million expansion in El Paso County, expected to create over 180 jobs and enhance steel production using environmentally friendly technology.

A reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of Israel Arreola Diaz, wanted for child pornography charges in Texas. He is considered armed and dangerous.

CBP officers in El Paso seized 64 pounds of meth, intercepted other drugs, arrested fugitives, and issued fines for prohibited items like animal fighting gear and raw eggs.

Wilson County officials have closed county government offices on February 21 due to severe winter weather. Essential services continue; other facilities and services are impacted.

National Engineers Week celebrates engineers' contributions, with stories of TxDOT's Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar. Texas events inspire future engineers.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams where locals are defrauded, one losing over $9,000 to callers posing as officials demanding money to avoid arrest.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office mourns Deputy Santos Jr., who died of leukemia after a year-long battle, shortly after his detention academy graduation.

A Blue Bell ice cream truck driver died in an accident on a Texas highway, causing road closures for investigation. Traffic was affected but later returned to normal.

A Mexican national in Texas was sentenced to life for leading a major drug ring linked to a Mexican cartel, trafficking various drugs including fentanyl.

Texas AG Ken Paxton wins a legal battle against Dr. Margaret Daley Carpenter, obtaining a $100,000 fine and a permanent injunction against her for illegally supplying abortion-inducing drugs.

San Antonio councilmembers Castillo and Whyte have demanded CPS Energy's Community Input Committee open its meetings for greater transparency, reflecting increased public and official calls for open governance in utilities.