Governor Abbott appoints Anna Hord as judge for Texas's 286th Judicial District Court. Her term is until December 31, 2026, or until a successor is elected.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced a state loan for a 1,350 MW natural gas power plant in West Texas, financed by the Texas Energy Fund to bolster grid reliability.

Councilmember Ric Galvan of San Antonio files a request for policy discussion on data centers' impacts, addressing their resource demands on city infrastructure.

League City's Mayor Nick Long is addressing the issue of derelict boats in local waterways by advocating for stricter regulations, particularly concerning abandoned liveaboard boats, to ensure public safety and preserve environmental integrity.

Wilson County announces a half-day closure of its Solid Waste C&D Landfill and Convenience Centers on October 29 for staff training; services resume the next day.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won an appellate court ruling against Yelp, allowing the state to hold the company accountable for how it presents Texas pro-life resources, regardless of Yelp’s California home base.

Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs to a 118-107 victory over the Nets with 31 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 blocks, while Cam Thomas scored 40 points for Brooklyn.

A vehicle crash in El Paso involving six unauthorized immigrants and a U.S. citizen resulted in two fatalities after a pursuit with Border Patrol and Texas DPS.

Governor Greg Abbott has activated Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe storms, including potential hail and tornadoes, urging Texans to stay vigilant and prepared.

The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne is launching a bookmobile to extend services to isolated or transportation-limited residents. The van features technology for interactive programs and will save patrons an estimated $2.9 million.

A skunk tested positive for rabies in San Antonio, adding to the area's cases this year. Officials urge caution around wildlife and vaccination for pets.

Boerne, Texas, offers a "Relaxing Getaway Itinerary," a guide for a tranquil, slow-paced weekend with activities like spa visits and creekside dining.

San Antonio anticipates heavy traffic due to various events on October 25. The city advises early travel arrangements and promotes free VIA Park & Ride services.