Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating Mars, Inc. for failing to remove artificial colors from its U.S. products as promised, possibly violating trade practices.

CBP officers at Hidalgo Port of Entry seized over $886,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle driven by a U.S. citizen, who was arrested following the bust.

Governor Abbott and General Nordhaus surveyed flood damage in Kerrville, Texas, acknowledging local response efforts and discussing recovery plans with state and federal agencies.

A man was killed in a shooting at a West Side San Antonio apartment complex following an argument, with three suspects fleeing the scene. Police are investigating.

The Pleasanton Library is reducing its weekly hours from 62 to 48 starting August 4 due to fiscal challenges. Changes also include reduced borrowing limits and a new holds policy. Digital resources remain available 24/7.

A man in his 60s was found dead on the East Side of San Antonio; police are investigating since he was missing since the previous Friday. Details on his death and potential foul play are currently undisclosed.

Pleasanton City Council approved nearly $700,000 in grants for local nonprofits focusing on housing, mental health, and food stability, contributed partly from its General Fund.

Texas expands SNAP hot meals program to 26 more counties after floods, as per Governor Abbott's announcement, aiding families affected by the disaster.

San Antonio introduces the Music to Business Program in District 1, pairing local artists with businesses to spur summer sales with live entertainment.

Governor Abbott has requested an SBA disaster declaration for victims of a Fort Worth apartment fire, which could provide federal loans to help recovery.

Governor Greg Abbott has expanded the Texas disaster declaration to include five more counties after flooding, bringing the total to 26 and ensuring state aid.

San Antonio faces a sweltering forecast with little respite, as the National Weather Service predicts high temperatures near 98 degrees and mostly sunny skies.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is probing over 100 potentially illegal votes by noncitizens in the 2020 and 2022 elections, using data from DHS and Texas agencies.