The article discusses the critical role of TxDOT's Materials and Testing Division in ensuring the quality and safety of road materials in Texas through detailed testing and innovations.

An 18-year-old student was fatally stabbed by a classmate at Manor Senior High School in Texas. The alleged assailant was arrested, facing murder charges, and classes were canceled.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration over the listing of seven mussel species as endangered, viewing it as an overstep that undermines Texas conservation efforts and economy.

SAPD Officer Kristie S. Bush was suspended for 30 days after causing a disturbance while DJing a gala, exhibiting signs of intoxication and confrontational behavior. No criminal charges were filed.

East Central ISD is seeking a $331.1 million bond to manage growth by building a new high school and two elementary schools, and to upgrade athletic facilities. The bond would also result in an average $378 property tax increase for homeowners.

Jordan Eaton receives a 20-year sentence for the murder of Valentin Gonzales after a fatal dog-related dispute.

An SAPD officer shot two dogs at a San Antonio residence, claiming self-defense, but the owners dispute the necessity, citing surveillance footage and the loss of their daughter's support animal.

Spirit Airlines introduces a new nonstop flight between San Antonio and Atlanta starting April 9, 2025, and offers seasonal flights to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

A dispute in San Antonio led to a shooting that left one 19-year-old dead; several suspects are detained, with no charges confirmed at the time of reporting.

CBP officers in Brownsville, Texas, arrested a man wanted for child rape in Washington state during a detailed examination at the B&M International Bridge.

Governor Abbott congratulates Rockwall as it becomes the fifth Texas community certified by Travel Texas for being tourism-friendly, highlighting its role in driving local economic growth and employment.

San Antonio's World Heritage Office announces the annual Día de los Muertos celebration at Mission Marquee Plaza with activities, performances, and a remembrance slideshow, emphasizing familial and community ties.

Five people, including Vincent Grayson, were indicted for operating a fraudulent scheme to illegally obtain Texas teacher certifications, with Nicolas Newton taking exams for candidates.