Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders the Texas Education Agency to disregard Biden administration's expanded Title IX rules protecting LGBTQ+ students from discrimination, potentially igniting legal disputes.

Teachers at Great Hearts Texas charter schools are back at work after compliance issues with background checks, amid a TEA investigation into financial practices and governance.

RAIN, a Beatles tribute band, is set to perform at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio with shows on August 4, offering an authentic, note-for-note event. Tickets go on sale on May 3.

Two men were arrested for a fatal shooting following a fight at an Amarillo Walmart. One victim died, another is critical.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-10 east near Comfort caused heavy delays and rerouted traffic through the local area, with fog potentially contributing to the incident.

An Abilene couple was arrested for the death of a toddler who reportedly died from starvation and exposure to cold temperatures. They face charges including aggravated kidnapping and endangering a child.

Families in San Antonio rally for justice in unsolved murder cases, seeking progress from officials for crimes including those of Neveah Martinez and Ethan Martinez.

A.B. Quintanilla berated a San Antonio audience for being lackluster at a concert and later apologized, citing struggles with mental health and a health scare.

A hit-and-run in San Antonio injured two pedestrians, a man now hospitalized and a woman with minor injuries. Police are seeking the black Jeep involved.

Two people, including an 18-year-old, died and four others were injured in an exchange of gunfire at San Antonio's Fiesta event. The suspect was shot by police while fleeing.

TPWD confirms six juvenile alligators are living in the Brazos River, Waco, emphasizing they pose no threat to public safety and advising against feeding them to maintain ecological balance.

A student from The Brook Hill School in East Texas is accepted into Princeton, highlighting personal success against the backdrop of affirmative action's repeal and admissions challenges.

San Antonio is ranked the 11th most walkable city in the US by Preply, sparking debate over its walkability compared to New York City. The study assessed cities by the walking distance between top attractions.