A six-month-old girl from North Texas was safely found after an AMBER Alert was issued when her parents, facing charges, took her post parental rights loss.

The article discusses the political contest for the Texas House speaker position between incumbent Dade Phelan and challenger David Cook, detailing their strategies and support bases.

The delayed U.S. farm bill threatens Texas agriculture and the economy, as lawmakers fail to reach an agreement, risking a reversion to outdated statutes and impacting food security and rural communities.

A woman shot by NISD police filed a lawsuit claiming her rights were violated during a parking lot incident where an officer used deadly force, resulting in severe injuries.

Clear, warm weather is expected in San Antonio this week, with sunny skies and high temperatures around 97 degrees. Calm winds will prevail, with a light northeast breeze occasionally gusting up to 20 mph.

A wrong-way driver died in a head-on crash with another vehicle in San Antonio, causing another driver serious injuries; the incident is under investigation.

Two men were arrested in San Antonio for multiple robberies across the city, including incidents at Rolling Oaks Mall and Ingram Park Mall. The spree ended when their vehicle broke down.

Clayton Perry, a former councilman with a past DWI charge, has entered the crowded San Antonio 2025 mayoral race, banking on voter consideration of his leadership qualities despite his history.

The article discusses a panel at the University of Texas at Dallas on AI in higher education, highlighting it as an aid, not a replacement for human educators, and stressing the importance of ethical guidelines.

League City has issued a scam alert about fake Facebook posts seeking vendors for Harvest Fest. The city confirms the real event has no vendor vacancies and warns against making payments outside their official channels.

The Texas Rangers solved a 40-year-old cold case in Ector County, convicting Billy Wayne Ludwigson for the 1982 murder of Velma Nesset after advanced DNA testing.

Dallas has lowered speed limits on certain roads, including Interstate 75, to combat high-speed accidents after a TxDOT study and alarming crash statistics.

Grupo Siggno had approximately $200,000 in equipment and merchandise stolen from their U-Haul in San Antonio, as stated by their leader during a Facebook live video.