The Supreme Court dismissed Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, aligning with Texas AG Paxton's stance on protecting Second Amendment rights.

A man was detained by CBP officers at Del Rio International Bridge for impeding officers and making verbal threats as he arrived from Mexico. He was later arrested by HSI agents, with an ongoing investigation.

A severe fire damaged an apartment complex in San Antonio, engaging around 100 firefighters. No injuries, but displacement ensued; cause under investigation.

A San Antonio man, Joel Martinez, was sentenced to over 12 years in prison for trafficking firearms, with his mother also receiving a 40-month sentence for her role.

U.S. CBP officers in Progreso, Texas, arrested Noe Magallen, 71, wanted for indecency with a child, using federal databases for identity verification.

Indiana woman, Veronica Solis, received a 25-year prison sentence for producing child sexual abuse material with Gerald Talman Brann, involving a six-year-old in 2019. The case was part of Project Safe Childhood.

League City Council invites residents to participate or watch their regular meeting on June 10 via Facebook or Channel 16, emphasizing the importance of public engagement in local governance.

A Salvadoran man was sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent in 2024, with removal proceedings to follow his term.

The City of New Braunfels is hosting a public open house on June 10 to gather community input on new hike and bike trail plans along Waterway Lane. The meeting will be held at the NBU Service Center on FM 306.

CBP officers at a Laredo port of entry seized over $312,000 worth of meth from a Mexican national, highlighting vigilant border security amid increased traffic.

Andrew Smith, a former Texas State Trooper, was sentenced to 14 years after pleading guilty to child sexual abuse. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton emphasized the severity of the crime and the importance of justice.

A white sedan ran a red light, colliding with a pickup in San Antonio. Firefighters extricated the trapped driver; both drivers had minor injuries. No charges reported; road reopened.

Governor Greg Abbott established the Texas Cyber Command in San Antonio, aimed at enhancing the state's cybersecurity with a $135 million budget to counter threats, in coordination with state and federal agencies.