Governor Greg Abbott appoints veteran prosecutor Caroline Dozier to the 228th Judicial District Court of Harris County, solidifying her three-decade tenure in legal service.

Governor Abbott appoints Lori Ann DeAngelo as Judge of the 495th Judicial District Court in Harris County, effective January 1, 2025, with a term ending December 31, 2026.

The San Antonio City Council has approved a Transit-Oriented Development plan to enhance housing affordability and diversity near public transit, following a year of community engagement.

U.S Customs at Colombia Solidarity Port of Entry seized a $6.9 million meth shipment hidden in a truck. The drugs weighed over 757 pounds and were discovered on Dec. 16.

Missouri City has joined the Film Friendly Texas program, which supports local economies by attracting film productions, after recognition by Governor Abbott.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass Port of Entry seized over $372,000 in narcotics from a Jeep Renegade driven by two Mexican citizens, using canine teams and inspection technology.

San Antonio is set for sunny weather, with temperatures rising to the mid-70s by next week. The National Weather Service predicts clear skies, mild winds, and very low chances of rain.

A teen was hospitalized after being ambushed and shot by his girlfriend's friends at a park in San Antonio. He suspects his girlfriend orchestrated the attack.

Wilson County announces holiday closures for government offices, public safety and waste services, with schedules provided for Christmas and New Year's.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed eight members to the Texas School Safety Center Board to enhance school safety strategy development, with terms ending between 2025 and 2026.

A traffic stop in Hill County, Texas, led to the discovery of over 34,000 stolen avocados in an 18-wheeler, representing the county's largest ever avocado heist.

A man was injured in a drive-by shooting involving over 40 shots on West Woodlawn Avenue in San Antonio; police are searching for a blue sedan and three suspects.

League City is enhancing its streets with sustainable greenery as part of a TxDOT-funded beautification project, including the installation of an irrigation system along key corridors. Completion is expected by early February.