Texas Governor Greg Abbott Calls for Increased Vigilance Against Antisemitism at State Colleges and Universities
Texas Governor Greg Abbott urges vigilance against antisemitism at state colleges and universities, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy and the importance of a safe educational environment.
Governor Abbott Appoints Coates and Trippon to Texas State Board of Public Accountancy
Governor Greg Abbott appointed Grant Coates and James "Jim" Trippon to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, with terms ending on January 31, 2025. They bring extensive financial and oversight experience to the board.
Schertz Economic Development Corporation Celebrates Double Win with IEDC Bronze Awards for Collaborative Efforts
The Schertz EDC won two Bronze Awards from the IEDC for Special Events and Regional Partnerships, recognizing their collaborative efforts in regional job fairs and economic development.
San Antonio Tattoo Parlors Roll Out Special Friday the 13th Ink Deals Amid Cultural Celebration
San Antonio tattoo shops are offering deals on tattoos and piercings for Friday the 13th, a twice-yearly event for bargain skin art. Promotions range from $13 tattoos to broader weekend specials.
CBP to Unveil Report on Uvalde Tragedy Response, Border Patrol Heroics and Agency's 2000 Page Dump Imminent
CBP to release a detailed report on their response to the Uvalde school shooting on May 24, 2022, where nineteen children and two teachers were killed. A CBP agent is said to have ended the shooter’s siege.
San Antonio Homeowner Shoots Suspected Burglar on Southeast Side, No Charges Filed Yet Amid Ongoing Investigation
A suspected burglar was shot by a homeowner on San Antonio's southeast side; the suspect was later found and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. No charges have been filed as police investigate.












