Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a $1.375 billion settlement with Google for data privacy violations, marking the largest state privacy law-related settlement to date.

The League City Council is meeting on May 13 to confirm special election results, preceded by a public comment session. Meetings are live-streamed and replayed on local TV.

A U.S. citizen was caught by CBP attempting to smuggle fentanyl inside her body at the Paso Del Norte border crossing. The 40-year-old confessed and was arrested after the drug was safely removed.

San Antonio's weather calls for a slight chance of afternoon showers, a high near 83, and a light north wind. The week ahead promises high temperatures, reaching up to 103 degrees midweek.

San Antonio approves the Multimodal Transportation Commission to guide transportation policies and include community input in planning, focusing on safety and connectivity for all users.

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope. Texas Governor Greg Abbott congratulated him, signaling a pivotal moment for the Church.

Gov. Abbott appointed Sara Oates, David Shurtz, and Kay Rankin-Swan to the Texas Credit Union Commission, pending Senate confirmation, for terms until 2031.

Governor Greg Abbott announced over $1.5 million in career training grants for five San Antonio area schools, funding equipment for training students in high-demand jobs.

Caden Sylva, 18, faces charges for aggravated assault and unauthorized vehicle use after a shooting incident injuring a homeowner's daughter in Bexar County.

League City schedules a special council meeting to review Special Election results and holds a regular meeting afterward, which can be streamed online or watched on Comcast Channel 16. Public comments require pre-meeting registration.

Seguin city official Kyle Kramm was arrested for having child sexual abuse material, leading to his suspension and administrative leave pending investigation.

Texas leaders met with King Abdullah II to discuss economic opportunities, aiming to enhance trade and partnerships between Texas and Jordan, particularly in energy and technology sectors.

Ex-Hays County corrections officer George Snell arrested on charges of child sexual assault; was not removed from duty during the investigation. His bond is set at $500,000.