U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Rio Grande City Port of Entry seized over $956,000 worth of cocaine, weighing 69.44 pounds, hidden in a tractor-trailer.

Francisco Bazan's family calls for reforms after his murder in Bexar County Jail, implicating jailer Lopez and inmates, and suggesting systemic issues. Lawyer Will Clark emphasizes need for accountability and reform, not just retribution.

The Corpus Christi Police are searching for Nicole Guest, an 18-year-old with autism, who went missing early Sunday. She is described with conflicting hair and eye color in reports.

San Antonio is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 98 degrees and heat index values potentially hitting 105. Wind gusts could reach 25 mph. Relief is minimal with highs maintaining in the mid to high 90s throughout the week.

CBP officers arrested fugitive Ibis Gutierrez, accused of indecency with a child, at Brownsville Port of Entry after a secondary vehicle inspection and identity verification.

El Paso Community College received an $85,000 grant from Texas' Skills Development Fund to provide civil engineering job training for over 100 workers at Bain Enterprises LLC, as announced by Governor Abbott.

Operation Lone Star in Texas, led by Governor Abbott, results in over 533k migrant apprehensions, 53.4k criminal arrests, and a significant cocaine seizure.

A Round Rock man pleaded guilty to federal firearm offenses, including trafficking and operating without a license, with some firearms ending up in Mexico.

The Western District of Texas added 316 immigration cases in one week, arresting individuals linked to illegal re-entry and human smuggling, under "Operation Take Back America."

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a $1.375 billion settlement with Google for data privacy violations, marking the largest state privacy law-related settlement to date.

The League City Council is meeting on May 13 to confirm special election results, preceded by a public comment session. Meetings are live-streamed and replayed on local TV.

Gov. Abbott appointed Sara Oates, David Shurtz, and Kay Rankin-Swan to the Texas Credit Union Commission, pending Senate confirmation, for terms until 2031.

League City schedules a special council meeting to review Special Election results and holds a regular meeting afterward, which can be streamed online or watched on Comcast Channel 16. Public comments require pre-meeting registration.