U.S. Customs officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized over $639K worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle, leading to the driver's arrest and highlighting the ongoing efforts to prevent drug trafficking.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty in Waco, TX, for immigration violations after failing to update his address and carrying his alien registration card. He was sentenced to time-served.

New Braunfels announced facility closures for July 4th, 2025, with no garbage schedule change and details on festivities and traffic due to the holiday.

A Saharan dust cloud is set to affect air quality in San Antonio and surrounding areas, prompting concerns for individuals with respiratory issues and leading to recommendations for minimizing health risks.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry captured Arnoldo Jaramillo, wanted in New Mexico for child rape, using biometric verification to confirm his identity.

San Antonio police are investigating two hit-and-run incidents on the city's West Side that required hospitalization for the victims; one driver returned to the scene later.

San Antonio Human Services is taking applications for their 2025-2026 Head Start Program, offering early education and support to eligible children and families.

A Bexar County sheriff's deputy was involved in a collision, sparking an investigation. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

San Antonio expects classic summer weather with sunny days and mid-90s temperatures, easing into comfortable evenings. A weekend haze and light breezes are forecast, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms into the following week.

The forecast for San Antonio includes sun, clouds, slight rain chances, and persistent haze with high temps and heat indices. Winds will be mild. The weekend into next week sees continued warmth and haze.

Governor Abbott activates state emergency response resources in anticipation of flooding in Southeast Texas, urging residents to be vigilant and prepare.

Texas leads the US in job creation, having added over 2.53 million jobs. Governor Abbott credits this to pro-growth policies and vocational training expansion.

Texas is named the state with the best business climate for the third year in a row by Business Facilities magazine, highlighted by Governor Greg Abbott.