Marilyn Mayville, a 72-year-old from East Texas, struggled with communication post-Hurricane Beryl due to the region's weak infrastructure and unreliable cell service highlighted by the Texas Tribune.

Texas schools are preparing to implement a new safety system called Sentinel, designed to enhance emergency operations, monitor threats, and share information.

San Antonio kids compete in the U.S. Mullet Championships, raising money for veterans while embracing their unique hairstyles. Nicholas Espinoza and Avery Quiroz aim for victory and charity, representing their city and personal style.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $500,000 worth of drugs at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry, arresting a 28-year-old man following the discovery of methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl.

A 16-year-old in San Antonio faces charges for a shooting that killed an 80-year-old woman; he remains detained despite his plea for release to resume his education and work.

Marisela Barrera performs as the lechuza in "Lechuza Guide to the Lone Star State," an interactive show combining Texas folklore, music, and socio-political commentary.

San Antonio's child care centers may lose state subsidies if they don't meet new quality standards by September, impacting families reliant on subsidized care.

McAllen, Texas, is facing a severe pet overpopulation issue, highlighted by a case of hoarding with 93 dogs and a cat found in one home. Officials may introduce a pet limit ordinance to tackle the problem.

The Pharr Land Port of Entry has upgraded with two new commercial lanes and inspection booths, completed through partnerships under CBP's Donations Acceptance Program.

Two teenagers have been arrested on murder charges after an 80-year-old woman was killed by a stray bullet in San Antonio. The incident occurred following a robbery-related shootout.

A 17-year-old named Geoffrey Roland Shafer was fatally shot after an alleged argument in San Antonio. The suspect is at large, and the SAPD is investigating the incident, which may have occurred during a supposed drug deal.

Sean Elliott's Apple Watch detected an irregular heartbeat, leading him to receive medical care for Atrial Fibrillation. He underwent a successful cardioversion.

Zachary Bullard, once struggling with substance abuse, transformed his life through the Center for Health Care Services in San Antonio, achieving 12 years of sobriety and becoming a core trainer at the center.