A Bexar County judge was indicted and arrested after court records allege she ordered an attorney handcuffed during a Dec. 17 courtroom hearing.

San Antonio police investigated a report of a 'prohibited item' at IDEA Judson on Thursday; school officials say students and staff are safe. Authorities say the situation remains under investigation.

SAPD Officer Taylor Thompson was arrested on assault charges and placed on Administrative Duty pending investigations by both SAPD and Castroville Police.

Alamo Colleges and Schreiner University unveiled a Promise‑to‑Promise transfer deal that covers remaining Schreiner tuition and required fees for qualifying Alamo graduates. The partnership opens a tuition‑free path at a private Hill Country university.

Devin Elder has agreed to plead guilty in a federal wire‑fraud case and will be required to repay roughly $66 million, local prosecutors say.

A Texas DPS trooper used child‑protection training during a traffic stop; agency photos show the technique and the department says the follow‑up led to an arrest.

Police are searching for a driver who fled after striking a woman on an electric scooter downtown on Christmas night; detectives renewed a public appeal this week.

San Antonio International Airport is advancing infrastructure projects including runway upgrades, terminal renovations, and a centralized distribution center, targeting completion by 2030 and 2028.

DEAHouston says DEA McAllen, DEA Bogotá and Hidalgo County deputies recovered more than 460 pounds of cocaine near McAllen in a coordinated operation.

An SAPD patrol officer was arrested Wednesday on a family-assault charge and moved to administrative duty while Castroville police investigate. SAPD has opened an internal review.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates three North Texas companies for potential H-1B visa abuses, issuing Civil Investigative Demands to expose scams and fraudulent operations.

Comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short bring a two‑night 'Best of' show to Bass Concert Hall, mixing banjo, sketches and quickfire mutual roasting.

Texas will distribute $44 million to stabilize rural hospitals identified as financially at-risk; eligible facilities must submit forms by Feb. 5.