Texas leads in job creation, adding 198,300 nonfarm jobs in a year. Governor Abbott credits Texan resilience and support after recent disasters. The state also offers Disaster Unemployment Assistance to affected residents.

Immigration caseload falls below 200 in the Western District of Texas, as reported by U.S. Attorney Justin R. Simmons. Cases include firearm trafficking and illegal re-entry after multiple deportations.

Forecasters predict a slight chance of sprinkles in San Antonio amid a week of high temperatures, with a possible peak at 98 degrees and heat index values feeling like 102. Winds may gust over 20 mph. Evening temperatures might slightly dip.

A 3-year-old girl drowned in a pool during a family gathering in south Bexar County. Despite CPR by responders, she was pronounced dead; the incident is under investigation.

Texas Governor Abbott visited San Angelo to address flood response, met with affected families and first responders, and announced aid initiatives, including loans and grants for recovery.

Four people died and several were hospitalized after a stolen car crashed into a transport bus on I-35 near San Antonio, with the perpetrators fleeing the scene.

Pleasanton City Council approved a water rate study that could lead to changes in water and sewer billing. The study suggests rate adjustments to manage rising costs and infrastructure needs. Public hearings for rate discussions are scheduled.

A man in Bexar County, Iker Sanchez, was arrested on arson and attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to set fire to a residential building with people, including children, inside.

Border Patrol arrested two convicted sex offenders near the U.S.-Mexico border in the Rio Grande Valley Sector.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating charity scams following Hill Country floods, aiming to protect donors from fraudulent schemes impersonating legitimate relief efforts like the CPVFD.

Governor Greg Abbott activates emergency resources in anticipation of tropical weather in Southeast and East Texas, mobilizing state agencies and urging Texans to prepare.

David Guzman of San Antonio was sentenced to 17.5 years in federal prison for receiving child pornography, which included disturbing content involving minors.

A San Antonio felon was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for firearm possession. Found unconscious in a car with drugs and a loaded gun, his prior violent offenses influenced the sentencing.