Mexican fruit fly detections in the Rio Grande Valley have led to quarantines across hundreds of acres of citrus, and officials are urging residents not to move fruit.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a historic $1.4 billion in federal funding to enhance rural healthcare across the state, emphasizing its potential to transform health services in these communities.

A driver with a medical issue crashed into a San Antonio Barnes & Noble. There were no other injuries, and the store closed for the day. An investigation is ongoing.

San Antonio is experiencing clear skies and pleasant weather. The current forecast indicates sunny days with highs in the 50s to 80s and mild nights as the city moves into the New Year.

A stalled $1.5 billion data center on Francis Harris Lane is set to return to San Marcos City Council on Jan. 22 as water, power and rezoning fights continue.

New state estimates put Austin ahead of Fort Worth with a Jan. 1, 2025 population of 1,054,007, reversing last year’s ranking.

Texas Court of Appeals upholds Scott Taylor's conviction for the intoxication manslaughter of Colton Roberts in 2021, despite Taylor's challenge over evidence legality.

Two masked suspects smashed display cases and robbed a Northwest Side jewelry store Saturday night; police say one threatened an employee and fled on a motorcycle. Detectives are asking witnesses to get in touch.

Baptist Health warns Tenet‑Cigna contract talks could make some hospitals out‑of‑network by Dec. 31, risking higher bills or switched doctors for San Antonio patients.

City filings outline a 12,000+ sq ft rebuild of the Father Manuel Roman Community Center at Villa Coronado Park, with construction slated to begin in May 2026.

TxDOT's $72.78M FM 1518 expansion is reshaping a 5.6‑mile stretch in Schertz with new lanes, a wide median and shared bike‑ped facilities as crews move through bridge work.

An 18-wheeler overturned on State Highway 44 east of San Diego late Sunday, killing a passenger. Troopers say the crash remains under investigation.

A.B. Quintanilla III addresses his father Abraham Quintanilla Jr.'s death, confirming there will be no funeral per his wishes and defending his legacy.