Texas seized enough fentanyl to potentially kill the entire population of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada and reported a significant drop in illegal border crossings due to Operation Lone Star.

Boerne Library is organizing a speed puzzling competition on National Puzzle Day, January 29, with limited spots for teams to compete in completing a provided puzzle.

A McAllen pharmacist pleaded guilty to a kickback scheme involving $110 million in prescriptions, facing up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit challenging a Department of Energy rule banning certain gas water heaters, arguing it limits consumer choice and could increase costs for low-income households.

Border agents at Brownsville and Matamoros International Bridge seized over $158K worth of heroin, with the collaborative efforts of CBP officers using enforcement tools and canine units for the operation.

The SBA issued a disaster declaration for Southeast Texas after December tornadoes, upon Governor Abbott's request, enabling residents and businesses to access low-interest loans for recovery.

The Fifth Circuit Court ruled the DACA program unlawful, a victory for Texas AG Paxton, who criticizes the Biden Administration's immigration policies.

San Antonio is expected to experience a mix of wintry weather, with cold temperatures, strong winds, and chances of rain, snow, and sleet in the coming days.

New Braunfels introduces a Senior Walking Group promoting activity and socialization among the elderly, with the first walk scheduled for January 21st.

Canadian gun smuggler Harsimran Dhaliwal was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for smuggling handguns into Canada, with a $30,000 fine imposed by the U.S. justice system.

San Antonio announces public service schedule changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day with closures, essential services continuation, and shifted waste collection.

Homero Zamorano Jr. pled guilty to charges related to a deadly 2022 human smuggling case with 47 adult and six child fatalities. His sentencing is set for April 24, 2025.

Governor Abbott appoints Katrina Griffith to the Family and Protective Services Council, with her experience as an Associate Judge and dedication to family welfare informing her role until 2029.