Governor Abbott appoints Bernal, Marsden, and reappoints Swords to the Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners; roles involve regulating social work practice.

The National Weather Service forecasts partial sunshine turning to cloudier skies and potential showers for San Antonio, with temperatures in the mid to high 80s and winds gusting up to 25 mph.

San Antonio woman, Gisselle Rodriguez, received a 50-month prison sentence for her involvement in a cocaine trafficking scheme, including seizures of drugs and cash.

Brenham, Texas, joins the Film Friendly Texas Certified Communities, acknowledged by Governor Abbott for its readiness to support media production and local economic growth.

Governor Abbott and Secretary Burgum rededicated Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge as Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge to honor Jocelyn Nungaray's memory.

CBP at Eagle Pass Port of Entry seized over $10 million worth of liquid methamphetamine hidden in a pickup truck's fuel tank, leading to the arrest of a 46-year-old female Mexican citizen.

San Antonio is expected to see variable weather with sunshine and potential thunderstorms, highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, and chances of showers vary throughout the week.

Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 14, the Texas DOGE, creating the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to streamline government processes and reduce administrative bloat. The bill aims to make government more efficient and business-friendly.

San Antonio launches Commons at Acequia Trails, a housing project to support those experiencing chronic homelessness with over 200 homes and supportive services.

Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Jerry Dan Davis, Mike Sandefur, and Joe L. Ward to the Red River Authority of Texas Board of Directors, ensuring expertise in water resource management.

A tax preparer from Von Ormy, Sandy Gonzalez, was sentenced to two years in prison for creating false tax returns and must pay $297,777 in restitution.

Governor Abbott congratulates Frisco on becoming a 'Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community,' highlighting the city's contribution to Texas' economy and tourism sector, as well as the local impact on jobs and visitor experiences.

Governor Abbott has appointed six individuals to the Nueces River Authority, including retired professionals and active members of finance and law, with terms ending in 2027 and 2031.