San Antonio-based H-E-B has bought more than 600 acres in Valley View, Cooke County, to create a phased supply‑chain campus as it expands across North Texas. The purchase is part of a broader regional land strategy.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott declares a disaster to preemptively combat the potential New World screwworm fly infestation, a threat to livestock and wildlife.

A student at Harlan High School was found with an unloaded gun, leading to serious disciplinary actions and a charge of "places weapons prohibited." The school secured the campus and will prosecute the student to the fullest extent.

A prosecutor told a federal judge that Brooklynn Chandler Willy is negotiating a plea that could resolve two federal cases tied to Ferrum investments. The alleged scheme left hundreds of investors with millions in losses.

Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez was arrested for unlawful restraint and official oppression after an incident where she handcuffed an attorney in court.

Adiah Roberson, who was 17 at the time, accepted a plea in the 2024 killing of a Sonic manager; sentencing is taking place in Bexar County today.

A phone threat sent Canyon Middle School into lockdown Friday; police later traced the call to a spoof from Philadelphia. No injuries were reported.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott grants LTD Material over $1 million to build a new manufacturing facility for semiconductor parts in Austin, creating 40 jobs and boosting domestic production.

San Antonio seeks applicants for the Airport Advisory Commission to advise on airport matters and influence local air travel. Applications are due by March 2, 2026.

San Antonio police are searching for multiple suspects after a Wednesday armed robbery on the 3500 block of Pin Oak Drive. Detectives ask anyone with information to call.

An unloaded firearm was confiscated from a Harlan High student Thursday; the campus went into SECURE status and the student faces criminal charges.

Uranium Energy has applied to renew Permit UR03075 for operations near Yorktown. Regulators set a Feb. 5 contested‑case hearing to consider monitoring changes and aquifer restoration plans.

An 18‑year SAPD veteran began a 25‑day suspension after records say he turned off his body camera, cursed at a suspect and drove recklessly; he also faces a DWI charge.