Investigations are underway after racist texts targeting Black Americans surface post-election, with federal agencies responding to the explicit messages referencing slavery.

A woman named Julie Butcher was shot and killed while driving in San Antonio, leading to a vehicular crash; her death was ruled a homicide. Police believe the incident was targeted.

Rene Morales, a 61-year-old from Texas, was arrested for online solicitation of a minor after CBP officers at Progreso International Bridge confirmed his identity and outstanding warrant.

The National Weather Service predicts typical Texas fall weather for San Antonio, with chances of rain and thunderstorms, clearing up for a sunny weekend with temperatures in the high 70s to mid-80s.

Governor Greg Abbott endorses school choice at an event in Tyler, Texas, emphasizing widespread support among Hispanic and African American communities and outlining plans for improving education.

Former Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin Jr. leads with 63% votes for Texas House District 80 seat, indicating a political shift to Republican in South Texas.

A 20-year-old man reported missing after his vehicle was swept away by high water in Medina County during a storm has been found deceased, officials stated.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry arrested Raul Humberto Irigoyen Chavez, wanted for aggravated murder in Mexico, highlighting bi-national law enforcement cooperation.

A judge delayed ruling on the bond for James Cotter, who faces charges linked to Suzanne Simpson's case; his bond argument cites unconstitutionality and financial concerns.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration for allegedly using DOJ personnel to monitor Texas elections, claiming it violates state law.

Roberto Galeas-Mejia was sentenced to 30 years for leading a Texas-based human smuggling ring, including transporting, harboring undocumented individuals, and money laundering.

Trinity Glen Rose District enacts Stage 3 drought restrictions due to severe water scarcity and low groundwater levels, urging residents to conserve water.

San Antonio city leaders are debating the timeline for phasing out horse-drawn carriages, with varying opinions on whether to expedite or extend the process.