A San Antonio man pled guilty to making threats against former President Trump on Facebook and could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extends the border security disaster proclamation, first issued on May 31, 2021, on August 20, 2025, citing continuous unlawful crossings.

Governor Abbott announced over $1.1 million in grants to Rio Grande Valley schools for career training, aiming to train 2,140 students for in-demand industries.

New Braunfels unveils Willard Canyon, a new park in its Parks & Recreation System, featuring trails and a picnic area, thanks to the Willards' land donation and the Parks Foundation's funding.

Governor Abbott adds three items to the Texas special session agenda, focusing on penalizing absentee lawmakers, facilitating direct access to Ivermectin through pharmacies, and mandating studies on East Texas aquifers.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott endorsed the Texas House's passage of HB 4, a bill on congressional district layouts, praising GOP efforts and criticizing Democrats for leaving the state.

San Antonio's weather will alternate between sunshine and storms leading into the weekend, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms and highs in the low 90s.

A new mural at Spur 527 and Milam Street in Houston is part of a city initiative to revitalize spaces with art, in collaboration with local agencies and artists, providing economic opportunities and empowering the community, including the homeless.

A San Antonio boy, 13, charged with manslaughter for shooting his brother, was released to his grandmother with conditions to attend counseling and avoid guns.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates the rapid reconstruction of Cow Creek Bridge, completed in 29 days after floods, highlighting Texas's resilience and efficiency.

A woman was arrested at an Edgewood ISD board meeting after refusing to leave the podium, with charges including criminal trespass and resisting arrest amid tensions over district concerns.

The League City Community Health Fair is seeking vendors for its event on September 6, emphasizing health and wellness products and services. Vendor applications close on August 29.

A Mexican national was convicted in Waco for failing to register and not providing DNA, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas.