A man is suing Bexar County Sheriff's Office after his job offer as a detention officer was rescinded due to his wife's worship of La Santa Muerte, alleging First Amendment violations.

San Antonio Councilmember Havrda discusses reinvesting $46 million in energy sales for infrastructure, aiming to improve affordability and resilience.

CBP officers in Laredo, Texas, seized over 400 pounds of methamphetamine worth $3.7 million from a truck at the World Trade Bridge during an inspection aided by detection dogs and technology.

The family of strangled teen Kaitlin Hernandez seeks the death penalty for her alleged killer, 16-year-old Daryl Barrera, who faces trial as an adult.

CBP officers seized nearly $880k worth of cocaine hidden in a trailer hauling broccoli from Mexico at Pharr International Bridge, using NII technology and a hands-on inspection.

Lowell Williams was sentenced to 55 years for sexually abusing and assaulting a child, with evidence and testimony presented at trial in Nueces County.

Governor Greg Abbott has renewed and amended a drought disaster proclamation to address persistent drought conditions in Texas, authorizing the use of necessary state government resources.

Attorney General Ken Paxton leads an 18-state lawsuit against the SEC and the Biden-Harris administration, challenging new cryptocurrency regulations as an overstep of federal authority.

Three family members named Juan Pablo Salas and his daughters Leslie and Yareli were killed in a South Side hit-and-run. The suspect was later caught by police.

Clinton Lee Young III received a life sentence for the 2001 capital murder of Samuel Petrey, as secured by the Texas Attorney General's Criminal Justice Division.

A Texas man was sentenced to 22 months for assaulting police during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot after pleading guilty to a felony charge. He remained in the restricted area for hours after the confrontation.

San Antonio's Ecotopia Pest Control loses its only truck to theft, crippling the small business's operations. Owner Steven Martin's livelihood is at stake as police investigate the incident.

Texas AG Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the DOJ to safeguard records related to the investigation of Trump, after a shredding truck was seen at the DOJ.