A San Antonio teen charged with manslaughter for his brother's death was detained again after violating release terms, with his next hearing set for December.

A former Harper ISD assistant band director was charged with recording a 15-year-old girl changing in his bathroom. The incident occurred off school grounds and outside of school hours. The director was released on bond after being booked.

San Antonio's Transportation Department launched an interactive dashboard to track high-injury traffic areas, aiming to improve road safety and support the 'Keep Crossings SAfe' campaign.

The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Texas' GOP-backed congressional map to stand for the 2026 midterms, as Attorney General Ken Paxton claims a win against Democratic challenges.

CBP officers in Rio Grande City seized over $549,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a commercial vehicle from Mexico.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a deal to reorganize Purdue Pharma, creating Knoa Pharma for OxyContin production and boosting opioid crisis accountability and funding for Texas.

CBP officers at Anzalduas International Bridge seized 30 pistols, 61 magazines, and $3,000 in cash, arresting one individual for attempting to smuggle these items into Mexico.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three members to Texas School for the Deaf Governing Board, including Heather Lightfoot, Gregorio Mata, and Oscar Ocuto, Ed.D.

The LGC approved funding for the construction of Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Elm City, with $35.5 million borrowed to cover the project costs.

San Antonio approves building a new police substation on the South Side, with Phyllis Viagran highlighting its role in enhancing safety and community engagement.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help to find missing 42-year-old Katrina Mayfield, last seen on December 2. She has a medical condition and lacks a cell phone.

A former employee's lawsuit alleges rat infestations at Smokey Mo's Round Rock and Liberty Hill locations; the chain says inspection letters and videos undercut those claims. Both sides are preparing legal moves.

State filings show an $88.5M student‑housing project at 420 North St. will replace two affordable complexes and push the McLain into the permitting pipeline. The plan has divided residents and city leaders.