Texas arrested a Tren De Aragua gang member under Operation Lone Star, which has led to over 47,400 criminal arrests and the seizure of significant amounts of fentanyl.

Texas teachers are under investigation for giving elementary students sleep-aid patches, leading to their administrative leave. Parents demand answers after children received Sleep ZPatch.

A second suspect, Matthew Kirk Alexander, has been arrested for the murder of UIW student Joseph Banales, related to an April 2023 street racing incident on I-35.

Brad Simpson was arrested on charges related to his wife Suzanne Clark Simpson's disappearance. As the search continues, details of a disturbance and a neighbor witnessing an altercation have emerged. The police seek information on Simpson's truck.

Former substitute teacher Yorllin Hernandez faces child injury charges and was released on bond after allegations of assaulting students at two schools.

A fire at San Antonio's Astra Apartments caused damage to several units, with one rendered unlivable. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

Six dogs in San Antonio were euthanized after attacking a woman and damaging a police car, despite previous containment efforts and citations issued to the owner.

A teen fatally shot another in San Antonio after a feud about the victim's deceased mother. The 14-year-old suspect was later apprehended with his mother's help.

Estefania Primera, a Tren De Aragua gang member known as "La Barbie," was arrested for running a sex-trafficking ring and exploiting a migrant woman in El Paso.

Governor Greg Abbott recognized the impact of Texas Crime Stoppers at their annual conference, citing their help in arresting Tren de Aragua gang members and promoting the success of their tip line and anti-crime initiatives.

CBP officers at Laredo Port of Entry arrested Jose Gustavo Aviles, a man charged with the alleged sexual assault of a child, after a secondary inspection at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge.

A man with a severe facial cut was found unconscious at a San Antonio bus stop and taken to the hospital; no suspect description or witness accounts are available yet.

Three individuals in Texas face charges for possessing illegal firearm conversion devices, with potential prison sentences ranging from 10 to 25 years if convicted.