A former Webb County corrections officer was sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting two inmates held in the county jail.

Dr. Richard "Rick" McCaslin has been named the new Texas State Historian by Governor Greg Abbott, serving until 2027 to enhance public understanding of the state's history.

Texas AG Paxton secured a restraining order against Hisense to stop its TVs from using ACR tech to collect data without consent, amid privacy concerns.

Texarkana has been designated as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, a recognition of its commitment to using tourism as an economic driver and job creator.

A San Antonio pastor says ICE agents have been detaining multiple congregants during routine check‑ins, leaving families scrambling and several held in Texas processing centers.

A man was stabbed in the neck on San Antonio’s South Side Wednesday and was found bleeding in a car wash bay. Police say he’s in critical condition and no arrests have been made.

Governor Greg Abbott activates additional resources in Texas to prepare for increased wildfire risk in some regions, coordinating with state agencies and the Texas National Guard.

Pine Gate Renewables' Chapter 11 filing puts the nearly finished Bandera solar farm up for sale while residents worry the project's settlement protections may not survive a transfer.

A man, 35, was fatally shot at a San Antonio gas station; he was attacked after exiting a black Toyota truck. Police seek the fleeing suspect and vehicle.

Governor Greg Abbott opened a new Texas Instruments semiconductor facility in Sherman, Texas, highlighting the state's focus on technology and a projected $40 billion investment in the industry.

During a Texas border operation, a U.S. Border Patrol agent fatally shot a Mexican man after an altercation, with investigations ongoing into the incident.

San Antonio's weather includes fog, clear skies, and varying temperatures. The city will have morning fog, comfortable highs, and shifting winds. The weekend looks sunny, with mild winds and highs in the 70s.

A Hearst review found former Texas lawmakers are still spending leftover campaign funds on luxury meals, hotel stays and consultants amid lax rules.