A man was shot in a Burger King parking lot in San Antonio during an argument. The suspect fled and is at large; the victim is stable. Police seek information on a small white sedan.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden administration to block a rule that would require foster care agencies to adhere to LGBTQI+ policies or lose federal funding.

New Braunfels announces its Dia de los Muertos Festival on Oct 19, resulting in road closures around Main Plaza. Citizens are advised to plan alternate routes.

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation is organizing tours of local manufacturing sites for high school students during National Manufacturing Month to highlight career opportunities in the sector.

The San Antonio Public Library is observing Banned Books Week, highlighting the increase in book censorship attempts and promoting the freedom to read.

CBP officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized over $79,000 in hidden, unreported currency from a vehicle, leading to the arrest of the driver and a criminal investigation.

The Laredo Sector Border Patrol launched a Youth of the Month program to honor outstanding high school seniors in the area for their academic achievements.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized $675,850 worth of cocaine at the Brownsville and Matamoros International Bridge hidden in a car driven by a Dallas woman.

New Braunfels Police responded to a standoff where a suspect aimed a shotgun at officers, leading to police shooting the armed man who later brandished a knife.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather in San Antonio, with temperatures up to 96°F, advising residents to take heed of the heat index values.

TxDOT bridge designer Marty Navarrette achieves his black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, balancing a career in engineering with his martial arts passion.

The Texas Attorney General is suing Texas counties for allegedly unlawful voter registration practices, claiming forms were sent to ineligible voters including a deceased individual.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appeals to the 15th Court of Appeals against Dallas and the State Fair's firearm ban at Fair Park, asserting it violates Texan gun laws.