Governor Abbott appointed Stacy Hock as chair and Welcome Wilson, Jr. as vice-chair of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, highlighting their business and philanthropic backgrounds.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing two Corvettes and carrying a weapon. He admitted to disabling security cameras with paintballs and using an ATV in the thefts.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Bryan Henderson, II as chair of the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, with Janessa Bock, Lisa Masters, and Linda Burke also appointed. Their terms end in 2031.

San Antonio's weather is expected to remain sunny and warm, with daytime highs near 93 degrees and mild evenings around 73 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizes TMA for not following ACIP's guidelines on personalized COVID-19 vaccination for children, emphasizing individual choice.

Boerne introduces its first public EV charging station, offering quick 30-minute charges for two cars at once, with plans to expand payment options beyond the current app-based system.

Bay Area homeschoolers can learn coding using Minecraft: Education Edition at the new Homeschool iCode Camp, starting November 7th, with interactive sessions every Friday during the school year. Each session costs $70.

A former Holy Cross of San Antonio employee is being investigated for secretly recording students and having sex on school grounds. The individual is fired, but not yet in custody. The school is cooperating with police.

Loma Park Elementary School is participating in Walk & Bike to School Day to promote safety, health, and active transportation for students, in alignment with San Antonio's Vision Zero and Safe Routes to School program.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry arrested Juan Medrano, wanted for sexual assault, thanks to biometric verification and inter-agency coordination.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for a statewide moment of silence on October 7, 2025, to honor the victims of the Israel terrorist attacks two years prior.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates TP-Link for potentially allowing Chinese government access to American data, probing the company's claims of autonomy and possible violations of state privacy laws.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Kenneth Cusick as Galveston County Criminal District Attorney, with a term ending in 2026. Cusick is a former Marine and assistant U.S. attorney with legal experience.