Texas AG Paxton celebrates an appellate court decision allowing him to proceed with a lawsuit against nonprofit FIEL for alleged unlawful political activities.

CBP officers arrested four men wanted for sex-related crimes involving children during the Columbus Day weekend at various Laredo Field Office ports of entry.

League City, Texas, announced early voting dates for state constitutional amendments, though there are no local races this year. Voting locations and schedules are provided on the city's website.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton urges citizens to wear purple on October 16 to raise awareness for domestic violence, as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month activities.

CBP officers at Hidalgo Port of Entry seized over $1 million, weapons, and ammunition from a vehicle on Oct. 8. The 24-year-old driver was arrested for not declaring funds and concealing items.

Samuel Aquim Charon is charged with the capital murder of Stacey Dramiga, whose body was found near Salado Creek trail. DNA linked Charon to the crime, with the evidence being a culmination of months-long forensic work.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts clear skies and warm temperatures in the high 80s to low 90s for the coming week, with light winds and consistent nighttime lows in the mid to upper 60s.

Governor Abbott of Texas announced a loan to support the construction of a 460 MW natural gas power facility in Fairfield, aiming to power the ERCOT grid by 2026.

Governor Abbott appoints Mark Varhaug as chair and names three new members to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists, with terms ending in 2031.

CBP officers at Los Indios International Bridge seized over $1.3 million worth of meth and heroin hidden in a car, leading to an ongoing criminal investigation.

San Antonio is forecasted to experience a week of clear skies and sunny weather, with daytime highs in the low 90s and mild East to Southeast winds at 5 to 10 mph.

TxDOT collaborates with TCEQ and local authorities to deploy surveillance gear to combat illegal dumping, extending their commitment to keep Texas clean.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit and TRO against Malcolm Tanner, aiming to halt his alleged practice of inviting people to live on his property without proper sanitation, endangering public health and safety in Loving County.