U.S. CBP officers seized 26 firearms and 43 magazines from a commercial bus at Hidalgo International Bridge, sparking a Homeland Security investigation.

Accidents, including an 18-wheeler rollover, caused major traffic delays in San Antonio, with wet conditions contributing to the incidents and closures on I-35 and other roads.

Governor Abbott appoints three individuals, including Nathan Callicoatte, to the Upper Colorado River Authority Board to manage the central waterway in Texas until 2029.

Brad Simpson was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury on charges including murder, in connection with his wife Suzanne Clark Simpson's disappearance and presumed death.

A new CTPAT field office has opened in Laredo to strengthen U.S. supply chain security and facilitate the trade process for partners along the Southwest Border.

Governor Abbott congratulates Little Elm on becoming a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting the town's bright prospects for growth and economic impact through tourism.

Seguin, Texas, announces its festive Holiday Stroll Parade on December 5th, featuring over 100 entries, followed by various community events including a Toy & Food Drive and the Holiday Stroll Jingle Bell Run.

CBP officers at Texas bridges seized over $3 million in narcotics in two incidents, including heroin, cocaine, and a large cocaine stash hidden in a pepper shipment.

Governor Greg Abbott highlights Stanley Black & Decker's $100,000 donation to Texas' disaster response, with the company becoming the official tool provider for state emergency management.

San Antonio expects light rain, dense fog, and high humidity today, with a slightly cloudy afternoon and mild temperatures predicted by the National Weather Service.

Governor Abbott appointed five members to the Texas Rehabilitation Council to work with the Texas Workforce Commission on vocational rehabilitation for the disabled.

Governor Greg Abbott renews the disaster proclamation for Texas counties affected by Hurricane Beryl, allowing continued state assistance for recovery.

Governor Greg Abbott swore in Freeman F. Martin as the new Director of the Texas DPS, with Martin pledging to address public safety and homeland security challenges.