Texas Governor Greg Abbott Bolsters Fight Against Human Trafficking with New Legislation
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed two anti-human trafficking bills into law, enhancing penalties for traffickers, especially those exploiting children and individuals with disabilities, eliminating parole for certain convictions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Pursues Supreme Court to Declare Seats of 13 Democrats Vacant for Quorum Break
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton insists on declaring 13 Democratic legislators' seats vacant for leaving the state, alleging they abandoned duties. He filed a merits brief with the state Supreme Court.
San Antonio's Week Ahead, Mix of Sun and Showers with Highs in Mid-90s, Says National Weather Service
San Antonio's forecast predicts mixed rain and sunshine with mid-90s temperatures and chances of afternoon showers increasing to 30 percent today. Heat index values could reach 101 degrees.
City Seeks Passionate Individuals to Shape Future of Transport on Multimodal Transportation Commission
The City is seeking applicants for its Multimodal Transportation Commission to advise on transportation policies. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.
Los Indios Border Officials Thwart Smuggling Attempt, Seize Cocaine Valued at Nearly $300K
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $297,000 worth of cocaine at the Los Indios International Bridge after detecting anomalies in a vehicle scan and conducting a thorough inspection aided by a canine unit.












