Texas Governor Abbott appoints Jeffery Fletcher and reappoints Elizabeth Cox to the Sex Offender Treatment Council, adding new member Grover C. Rollins, to set treatment standards.

CBP officers at Del Rio seized firearms, ammunition, and related components on two separate occasions, arresting drivers and prompting criminal investigations.

Governor Abbott of Texas met with Governor Ohmura of Aichi Prefecture to discuss their economic partnership and future collaborations in industries like auto manufacturing, emphasizing Texas's business environment.

The article reports a sunny and warm weather forecast for San Antonio with temperatures ranging from the high 80s to low 90s and possible gusty winds over the weekend.

AG Ken Paxton supports veteran Winston Hencely at the Supreme Court in a negligence case against military contractor Fluor Corporation related to a deadly 2016 suicide bombing.

Gov. Abbott nominates four experts to the Texas Diabetes Council, including Yarbrough-Yale, Jones, Kelly, and Ryan, with diverse backgrounds in nursing, law, health education, and energy for terms until 2031.

League City Police Department, in partnership with DEA, will host a drug take-back event on April 26 for residents to dispose of unwanted medications.

San Antonio has an Ozone Action Day on April 10, 2025, due to high pollution levels affecting air quality. Vulnerable groups should limit outdoor activities and everyone is urged to adopt pollution-reducing habits.

San Antonio offers a free landfill day on April 12 for residents to dispose of bulky items, with specific conditions and location information provided.

U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested five individuals for illegal entry at I-35 Checkpoint after discovering them during a secondary inspection of a tractor trailer.

Governor Abbott has announced over $1.3 million in job training grants for Collin County via Collin College to up-skill over 840 workers across various industries.

Acting U.S. Attorney Margaret Leachman announced that her office collected over $31 million in criminal debts and forfeited $24 million in assets in FY 2024, benefiting crime victims.

Governor Abbott has directed TDEM to work with the SBA for damage assessments in storm-hit Northeast Texas, aiming for federal aid to assist in rebuilding efforts.