CCCC's new building nears completion, substantially increasing support for domestic abuse survivors after a devastating fire. The new facility will triple its capacity and include transitional living apartments.

A collision on Harry Wurzbach Road took the life of Karina Ramirez; her stepdaughter recalls the fatal crash. Colin McGuane was charged with intoxication manslaughter/assault. The family expresses their grief and gratitude to those who helped.

Governor Abbott appointed Keith Wall to the One-Call Board of Texas, a key position for managing underground infrastructure safety, with his term expiring in 2026.

League City ranks 7th in affordable growth nationally, with GO Banking Rates also recognizing it as safe and cost-effective (4th in safety). US News deems it the 6th best place to live in the US.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mixed weather for San Antonio, with chances of rain, thunderstorms, and some sun, along with varying daily high temperatures.

Fate, Texas receives the Music Friendly Texas Community Certification from Governor Greg Abbott, joining over 80 cities in fostering music industry-related economic development.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends Pam Bondi against what he calls politically motivated bar complaints, urging the Florida Bar for dismissal and citing similar past complaints against him that were dismissed.

CBP officers in Laredo captured a fugitive wanted for indecency with a child at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge.

A San Antonio man, Achanti Christopher Tyrese Gunn, was arrested for his alleged role in a series of armored truck robberies in 2023. He faces multiple charges including conspiracy and brandishing a weapon.

New Braunfels was honored with four awards by the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers for excellence in communication and marketing strategies.

The League City Police remind residents of door-to-door solicitation rules, stressing the need for permits and respecting "No Soliciting" signs, and urging reporting of violations.

The Supreme Court dismissed Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, aligning with Texas AG Paxton's stance on protecting Second Amendment rights.

A man was detained by CBP officers at Del Rio International Bridge for impeding officers and making verbal threats as he arrived from Mexico. He was later arrested by HSI agents, with an ongoing investigation.