Pediatrician Gabriel Moses Perez is charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child, with a history of prior misconduct complaints, including one from February 2024.

San Antonio's weekly forecast includes a mix of showers, thunderstorms, sunny days, and variable winds, with temperatures ranging from mid-40s to mid-80s.

A 38-year-old was arrested after police say he smashed a jewelry case, ran over a man with his car and fled nude across a nearby highway.

Big Bend posted photos showing long entrance lines and warned that closed backcountry roads and staff shortages could slow Thanksgiving visitors.

Councilmember Ric Galvan's office provided 336 free turkeys to families, focusing on Title I school families and seniors, with community partnership support.

A San Antonio teen turned himself in on Nov. 16, documents show, in a case tied to an April north-side shooting that wounded a homeowner’s daughter.

Raw video from a North Side sweep shows people hiding in food trucks and an agent toppling a security camera, leaving vendors shaken and lawmakers demanding answers.

Texas law enforcement apprehended 31 immigrant drivers in the Panhandle for driving without legal status during a joint operation with federal agencies.

Texas Attorney General Paxton secures a $41.5 million settlement with Pfizer and Tris Pharma over allegations of providing adulterated drugs to children.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for an investigation into Sharia courts in the state, raising concerns about their adherence to state and federal law.

New Braunfels is updating its master policy document, seeking public input through questionnaires and events to guide planning reflecting the community’s vision.

The Los Indios Land Port of Entry upgrades, completed under the Donations Acceptance Program, include a new export office, security fence, concrete, and automated gate.

CBP officers in Laredo detained two men wanted for serious sex crimes using biometric verification and NCIC resources, highlighting the agency’s commitment to community safety.