CBP officers arrested a 23‑year‑old San Antonio woman at Laredo’s Gateway to the Americas after biometric checks flagged outstanding felony warrants. Authorities say one warrant stems from an indecency-with-a-child case.

San Francisco announces holiday service changes, including closures of City Hall and most municipal offices, but emergency services remain operational.

Trump endorsed Rep. Tony Gonzales on Truth Social, backing the San Antonio congressman in a rematch with gun‑influencer Brandon Herrera. Fundraising, Jan. 6 history and geography shape the fight.

Colombians extradited to the US appeared in Texas court for charges related to a dangerous human smuggling operation that resulted in 42 people going missing at sea.

The CBP and Border Patrol have launched an initiative, "Se Busca Información," to capture criminals at the U.S.-Mexico border with help from public tips.

Customs and Border Protection in South Texas reported a 62% increase in seized narcotics for FY 2025, amounting to 71,733 pounds worth nearly $674 million.

Two Northside ISD teachers were flagged in the Houston certification scandal; both have left the district while the TEA continues its review.

A 25-year-old Dallas man was arrested after allegedly threatening to 'shoot up' the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass. Authorities say he was unarmed and the threat was unfounded.

Bexar County approved $500,000 for a pilot program that will let Catholic Charities pay landlords for back rent, first month’s rent and deposits for residents in unincorporated areas facing eviction.

The River Walk’s long‑empty Nix Building is slated for a 329‑unit conversion after a city review commission backed a tax arrangement and the developer pursues historic credits.

A driver was arrested on San Antonio’s Northwest Side after a traffic stop attempt led officers to recover a stolen handgun and suspected narcotics. The man resisted before being taken into custody.

A man named Joseph or Jason Aleman was sentenced to 56 years in prison for the 2022 fatal stabbing of Victor Ochoa. His mental competency during the trial was a key issue.

Unionized workers at the Grand Hyatt and Hyatt Regency ratified a three-year contract that raises the wage floor to $20 and adds health and workload protections.