Corpus Christi's KRIS 6 lost producers and photographers, but reporter Drew Bishop vows to keep showing up in person.

Texas flood victims in 11 counties now have until next Wednesday to replace SNAP food lost in July’s severe weather. Sutton and Zavala counties were newly added to the relief list.

Tanya Tucker will headline Austin’s fifth Imagine Muny gala, a benefit for preserving Lions Municipal Golf Course and its historic 141 acres.

A new Go Au Pair ranking blames healthcare access and thin school networks for Texas’ poor showing in a national report on where to raise kids. Local data show high uninsurance and a shortage of pediatric care.

A new American Landmark pilot will cover about $12,000 in rent for educators who tutor residents a few hours a week at three San Antonio communities.

San Antonio’s municipal shelter has waived adoption fees through Sunday as kennels top 550 animals. Adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations and microchipping.

A San Antonio jury began hearing a defamation suit over a 2020 Netflix 'Dirty Money' episode that its guardian says falsely portrayed her as exploiting an elderly ward.

Corrival Ranch in Boerne was swamped by fast-rising floodwaters that wrecked equipment and left the facility facing up to $1 million in damage. Volunteers and a fundraiser are helping with cleanup and animal care.

Mold was detected in an AC unit at the Austin Police Department’s headquarters; affected staff were relocated while Facilities Management coordinates remediation.

A disabled Navy veteran in Kerr County pulled his family and a neighbor to safety as floodwaters tore through their home; neighbors have launched a fundraiser to help them recover.

Flash floods left Winding Branch Ranch in Bulverde cut off and damaged; the sanctuary says animals are safe and is seeking emergency donations for repairs.

A new Central Texas Alliance will bring Austin and San Antonio leaders together to tackle I‑35 traffic, housing, healthcare and workforce as the corridor adds millions more residents.

WalletHub's national ranking places McAllen‑Edinburg‑Mission (149th) and Brownsville‑Harlingen (148th) near the bottom of 150 U.S. metros, even as the region hosts multiple colleges.