Related Companies' One Lady Bird Lake will add nearly 300 residences and lakeside retail on Austin's south waterfront, with delivery targeted for early 2028.

The Texas comptroller recommended approval for Toyota’s proposed $2 billion Project Orca in San Antonio, a plan that could add about 2,000 jobs pending final approvals.

Filings and site photos show a 148,356‑sq‑ft, $21.3M Target is planned at Marbach and Loop 1604 on San Antonio’s far West Side. Construction activity is listed through March 2027.

One student was killed and another injured after a bucket-truck incident on Southwest Texas College’s Uvalde campus; the college says it is cooperating with investigators.

One year after Seaman Angelina Resendiz vanished from a Norfolk barracks, the sailor accused in her death may take a plea as her mother demands a public Navy inquiry.

A tip from Sheriff Javier Salazar to the FBI unraveled an alleged plot to buy a Bexar County towing contract, producing guilty pleas from a towing‑company co‑owner and an associate.

Hilton’s LivSmart Studios and a Courtyard by Marriott are slated for Laredo, with state filings and developer listings showing construction timelines this summer. The moves add major‑brand rooms to the border city.

A 17-year-old was critically injured after shots were fired at a Northwest Side house party Thursday night; police say the shooter fled the scene. Investigation is ongoing.

Victor Wembanyama's 28-point, 10-rebound night powered a 118-91 Spurs win, forcing a winner-take-all Game 7.

A Fifth Circuit motions panel temporarily lifted a hold on Texas' App Store Accountability Act, allowing age checks and parental‑consent rules to run while appeals continue.

Last-minute early-voting swaps have left Alamo Colleges District 9 finalists rushing to correct voters’ information and worrying that removed library sites could depress turnout.

Seguin police investigated a reported shooting at the Walmart on Highway 123 Thursday evening. Officers were on scene and residents were asked to avoid the area while detectives worked.

A Zavala County grand jury indicted former La Pryor ISD superintendent William David Arevalo on an injury-to-a-child charge; authorities arrested him on May 27. The district had placed him on leave in 2025.