Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Roberta Wager and Dr. Hussein Musa to the state's Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force, aiming to enhance the state's kidney health efforts.

Governor Abbott discusses Texas' economic growth, highlighting Rio Grande Valley's prosperity during a South Texas Alliance of Cities meeting in McAllen.

Governor Abbott has appointed Jeb Hogan to the Nueces River Authority Board, with a term until 2029. Hogan has experience in ranching and a background in animal science.

Texas deploys a search-and-rescue team to support Florida as Tropical Storm Helene approaches, demonstrating interstate solidarity in disaster preparedness.

Texas has begun construction on a new $452 million mental health hospital in Wichita Falls, set to open in late 2027, aiming to provide advanced care to North Texans.

Governor Abbott announced a $1.2 million grant to Tarrant County College for workforce training, which will upskill over 630 Cummings Electrical employees, as part of Texas' efforts to enhance job skills in high-demand fields.

CBP officers at Presidio port seized 748 pounds of Mexican bologna and undeclared prescription drugs from a woman's vehicle after she only declared a cooked meal.

Alejandro Zavala from Del Rio, Texas, was sentenced to 10 years for coercing a minor through Snapchat, with the case part of Project Safe Childhood efforts.

National Night Out returns on October 1, 2024, promoting community safety, strengthening police-community partnerships, and fostering neighborhood camaraderie against crime.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $815,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry and arrested the driver, with Homeland Security Investigations leading a further probe.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week ahead for San Antonio with clear skies and temperatures reaching the low to mid-90s, ideal for outdoor activities.

A gunfight at White Rock Apartment Homes in San Antonio left two men hospitalized, one critical, after a poolside argument escalated. Police are investigating and seeking witness cooperation.

Residents in San Antonio's Falcon Landing neighborhood are facing persistent mail delivery issues, with cases of misdelivered mail sparking concerns and complaints among homeowners.