San Antonio police named Sheldon Butts, 23, as the suspect shot by an officer after allegedly stealing scissors and attacking the officer at Thai Hut.

Governor Abbott appointed Luna, Ripley, and Robinson to the Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board to advance real estate appraisal standards. Pending Senate confirmation, they will serve until 2031.

Authorities found a body with a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound at Calaveras Lake, with the Bexar County Sheriff's Office investigating and awaiting autopsy results.

Operation Lone Star in Texas, led by Governor Abbott, results in over 533k migrant apprehensions, 53.4k criminal arrests, and a significant cocaine seizure.

San Antonio is set for a hot week with triple-digit temperatures. Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses and conserve energy.

Patrick Hernandez was arrested for suspected child grooming of a juvenile female relative with alleged unwanted contact and inappropriate advances. The victim feared potential violence.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has allocated over $739,000 in grants to improve vocational training for Panhandle students, aiming to prepare them for healthcare jobs like EMTs and nurses.

A Round Rock man pleaded guilty to federal firearm offenses, including trafficking and operating without a license, with some firearms ending up in Mexico.

San Antonio introduced the "Let's..." public art series with vibrant panels at a police substation, reflecting community values and encouraging positive police-community relations.

The Western District of Texas added 316 immigration cases in one week, arresting individuals linked to illegal re-entry and human smuggling, under "Operation Take Back America."

A San Antonio cafeteria worker was arrested for an alleged sexual relationship with a high school student, which included encounters in a school closet. She admitted to the relationship; the school district has since fired her.

A man was caught smuggling nearly 300 pounds of prohibited pork products across the U.S. border at El Paso, leading to their destruction due to USDA regulations.

San Antonio City Council supports the Ready to Work initiative with $5.9 million for local business training to improve skills and boost income potential.