Texas received a $262,944 job training grant to improve commercial banking skills, benefiting 317 Lone Star National Bank employees. Governor Abbott emphasized the investment's significance for economic growth.

A 78-year-old woman died in a house fire on the Northwest Side; arson investigation is underway, and some pets were rescued while two dogs are missing.

Texas wins its 12th Gold Shovel Award for job creation and investment, securing over $10.6 billion in projects and 11,000 jobs in 2024. Governor Abbott credits Texas's business climate and workforce.

Attorney General Ken Paxton warns Austin of legal action for contracting with companies that discriminate against the firearm industry, breaching Texas law.

Members of the Mexican PRM gang from Eagle Pass received sentences of 12 to 30 years for cocaine trafficking, with details of their operation revealed during the investigation.

CBP officers at the Laredo Port of Entry intercepted over $1 million worth of meth, with one Mexican citizen arrested following discovery of the drugs in his vehicle.

Heritage Park is being renovated to address drainage issues, including new stormwater systems and storm boxes, disrupting traffic on Wisconsin Avenue until spring 2026.

An Ecuadorian was convicted in El Paso for trespassing on military property and illegal entry into the U.S., highlighting the government's crackdown on illegal immigration.

A former Fort Hood soldier received a 33-month sentence for smuggling undocumented immigrants, which led to a high-speed chase and the injury of a Border Patrol agent.

CBP officers at Anzalduas Bridge seized $815K in undeclared currency from a man in a Honda Odyssey, initiating a Homeland Security investigation into the incident.

San Antonio's Juneteenth forecast predicts sunny skies with high temperatures near 93°F and heat indices around 102°F, alongside mild southeast winds. Warnings are issued to stay hydrated due to heat.

Texas AG Paxton investigates 33 noncitizens for illegal voting in the 2024 election after referral from Secretary of State.

San Antonio announces Juneteenth service schedule with city hall closed, essential services like police and fire operational, free on-street parking, and no waste collection interruption.