Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Champions Data Privacy, Secures Historic Settlements Against Meta and Google
The Texas AG's office has secured settlements from tech companies for privacy breaches and scrutinized over 200 firms' data practices, reflecting its commitment to Texans' digital security.
Boerne Launches 13-Week Water Conservation Series to Foster Sustainable Practices
Boerne residents can join a 13-week Water Conservation Series for eco-friendly practices starting August 13, covering topics from aquifers to beekeeping, with speakers like Larry Sunn and hands-on workshops.
Gov. Abbott Launches 2025 Governor's Small Business Summit in Waxahachie to Bolster Texas Economy
Gov. Abbott announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Waxahachie, TX, to support and expand small businesses, with the event featuring panels, a keynote speech by Chet Garner, and networking opportunities.
Texas Legislature Prioritizes Redistricting Amid Trump, Abbott Pressure, Stirring Controversy and Accusations of Political Opportunism
The Texas Legislature, influenced by Trump and Abbott, is prioritizing redistricting in a special session, raising concerns about political opportunism and potential voter disenfranchisement of minority communities.
San Antonio Welcomes Grandísimo, A Towering 200-Foot Observation Wheel Set to Revitalize St. Paul Square
San Antonio's skyline is set to receive a new 200-foot observation wheel, Grandísimo, in St. Paul Square. The project, receiving city approval, aims for a 2026 completion and includes additional amenities like a mini-golf course and food hall.
San Antonio Man Accused of Assaulting Police with Acid and Molotov Cocktails During Violent Encounter
James Andrew Woerner assaulted officers with a chemical and threw Molotov cocktails during his arrest in San Antonio, causing minor injuries to the police. He previously assaulted his mother and made threats.












