Governor Greg Abbott warns San Marcos against an antisemitic resolution, aligning with Texas' stance on supporting Israel and hinting at pulling state grants for noncompliance.

Governor Greg Abbott called for bail system reform at the Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition, addressing issues with repeat offenders and underlining law enforcement's achievements in border security and criminal apprehensions.

Texas is named the Best State for Business for the 21st year by Chief Executive magazine, with Governor Abbott highlighting the state's business-friendly climate and workforce.

Governor Abbott appoints four members to the Texas State Board for Educator Certification, including Booth, Turk-Zaafran, Streepey, and Andrews, pending Senate confirmation.

U.S. CBP officers seized over $1 million in cocaine from a commercial vehicle at the Pharr International Bridge. The drugs were found with high-tech equipment and canine assistance.

Family and friends of Simon Cuevas, a 14-year-old fatally shot, held a balloon release mourning his death and demanding justice, with authorities yet to make arrests.

A high-speed crash in San Antonio involving Richard Gonzales resulted in the death of Patricia Browning. Gonzales, who was driving at 108 mph, has been charged with manslaughter.

A man in San Antonio surrendered peacefully after a standoff with police, where he initially displayed a firearm while caring for a 2-year-old child. No injuries occurred.

Cloudy to sunny weather with gusty winds and temperatures around 90 degrees expected in San Antonio today, with a cooler evening. Showers and thunderstorms are possible overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.

The National Weather Service forecasts partial sunshine turning to cloudier skies and potential showers for San Antonio, with temperatures in the mid to high 80s and winds gusting up to 25 mph.

San Antonio launches Commons at Acequia Trails, a housing project to support those experiencing chronic homelessness with over 200 homes and supportive services.

Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Jerry Dan Davis, Mike Sandefur, and Joe L. Ward to the Red River Authority of Texas Board of Directors, ensuring expertise in water resource management.

Governor Abbott has appointed six individuals to the Nueces River Authority, including retired professionals and active members of finance and law, with terms ending in 2027 and 2031.