San Antonio is set to experience extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, while the rest of the week may see similar conditions with minimal chances of showers.

Governor Abbott signed bills to promote online safety for minors and to reduce classroom distractions by mandating phone-free school policies in Texas.

The Big Bend Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol has deployed the Helen Gardner Aerostat, a tethered surveillance balloon, to improve border security near Sanderson, Texas.

Federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas filed 176 new immigration cases in one week, involving individuals charged with illegal reentry and related offenses.

A judge ruled against BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard's motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they manipulated energy markets, enabling Texas AG Ken Paxton's antitrust case to proceed.

Texas Governor Abbott activates emergency resources ahead of severe weather, urging citizens to prepare for potential flash flooding in various regions.

AG Ken Paxton seeks a full court reconsideration from the Fifth Circuit to uphold Texas immigration law SB 4, which criminalizes illegal entry and empowers state enforcement.

San Antonio faces a heatwave in early August with temperatures nearing 100°F, a heat index of 107°F, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms providing possible relief.

Conrads Lane in New Braunfels will have night closures for road improvements from August 3-5 to minimize daytime traffic disruptions and aid local commerce.

San Antonio Police Officer Paul Fencik was arrested for DWI on duty after being detected with alcohol aroma and an open beer in his patrol car. He's on administrative duty pending investigations.

New Braunfels addressed flood impacts, stressing emergency preparedness and highlighting their alert system, including warning sirens and an Emergency Notification System.

A man received a 20-year sentence for distributing child pornography involving a 16-year-old Texas girl, exploited via the KiK app. The FBI investigated, and the DOJ's Project Safe Childhood initiative supports such cases.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley Sector conducted operations apprehending smugglers and illegal aliens, seizing drugs worth over $3.4 million, and providing emergency aid to a young girl.