The Texas Supreme Court halted the execution of Robert Roberson, convicted of murder by shaken baby syndrome, amidst legal and scientific controversy.

A councilman's covert attempt to stop a truck dealership near a neighborhood faced backlash after being exposed, with the council delaying the vote and residents expressing dismay over potential impacts.

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro advocates for the inclusion of Latino narratives in film, recommending “Blood In Blood Out” and “American Me” for the National Film Registry.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has successfully maintained the enforcement of Senate Bill 1, an election integrity law, after the Fifth Circuit granted a stay pending an appeal, amid ongoing legal battles over its constitutionality.

The Great Northwest Branch Library is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a fall-themed event featuring games, balloon art, and story time on October 19.

An extensive landfill search for Suzanne Clark Simpson, a missing 51-year-old Texas mother, has yielded no evidence, despite investigative leads. Her husband remains in custody on unrelated charges.

Texas AG Paxton is leading a multistate lawsuit challenging new DOE energy standards for gas stoves, accusing the federal government of overreach and unconstitutional rule-making without public input.

Kendall County, Illinois, may raise property taxes by 5.44%. A public hearing is set for November 19 to discuss this proposal at the Kendall County Office Building.

The forecast for San Antonio predicts mostly sunny skies with rising temperatures, reaching highs in the low 80s to low 90s and breezy conditions throughout the upcoming week.

Three men are charged with murder after the shooting of Xavier Perez outside a San Antonio gym, based on evidence such as a stolen vehicle, surveillance footage, and ballistics.

An elderly woman was shot in the leg during a domestic dispute in San Antonio. Her granddaughter's boyfriend was arrested, and the granddaughter, who fired the shot, fled the scene.

The 1944 Water Treaty crisis between the US and Mexico threatens South Texas agriculture, with Mexico potentially not meeting water delivery obligations, impacting farmers and consumers alike.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office arrested a fourth suspect, Ashton Garcia, in connection with a car theft ring and possible links to a fatal shooting.