Greg Abbott appoints Cliff Todd as president of the Sabine River Authority Board, with three additional reappointments, focusing on expertise and community service for water management.

CBP officers at Brownsville Port of Entry seized $70,749 in unreported currency at Gateway International Bridge from an outbound vehicle after a secondary inspection with a canine and nonintrusive inspection system.

A San Antonio woman was sentenced to federal prison for defrauding a COVID relief program by misappropriating funds for personal use, including buying a golf cart and a pool.

San Antonio's downtown holiday events include a free H-E-B Christmas Tree Lighting, River Walk activities, and Market Square festivities, with free VIA rides to certain events.

Councilmember Ric Galvan distributed over 300 turkeys to families and seniors in District 6 for Thanksgiving, in collaboration with local organizations and schools.

Cancoil USA is opening a new manufacturing operation in Jacksonville, Texas, creating 120 jobs and investing $28 million, supported by a $648,000 TEF grant and a $10,000 Veteran Job Bonus.

A Boerne judge handed Eduardo De Jesus Pineda Quinonez a 70-year sentence after prosecutors say digital evidence tied him to child sexual abuse material from a local trailer park. The case included a phone search that revealed distribution to a group chat.

Bexar County DA Joe Gonzales says 23 new prosecutors have been hired and the felony backlog fell to 3,735, though officials warn staffing and funding remain concerns.

A judge in Atascosa County sentenced Roger Arteaga Gonzalez to 60 years after a December attack left his ex-girlfriend badly injured and wrapped in plastic.

Texas Governor Abbott directs DPS to investigate Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR for potential terrorist activities and imposition of Sharia law, amidst concerns of civil liberties.

A Guadalupe County fugitive was arrested Thursday and booked on child sexual-assault and indecency-by-exposure charges. Deputies say the Fugitive Apprehension Unit made the arrest.

Raw video from a North Side sweep shows people hiding in food trucks and an agent toppling a security camera, leaving vendors shaken and lawmakers demanding answers.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Sanofi and Bristol-Myers Squibb over Plavix's alleged ineffectiveness in certain racial groups, accusing the firms of fraud and prioritizing profit over health.