CBP expands operations against criminal organizations by extending Operation Plaza Spike and launching Apollo X, targeting drug trafficking and emphasizing partnerships in enforcement.

CBP officers arrested a 74-year-old man with felony warrants for child sex offenses at the Texas border after biometric verification revealed his identity.

Bexar County officials are looking for missing 17-year-old Macy McGrane, while previously missing Marc Ortensie, 14, with an intellectual disability, was found safe.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte is scheduled for an ethics hearing over claims of misusing his position in a custody dispute. The Ethics Review Board will review the complaint on August 14.

The article discusses the San Antonio Spurs’ potential to improve in the next NBA season, highlighting Blake Wesley’s optimism and the team's acquisition of experienced players like Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes.

A man in Comal County was arrested for fatally stabbing his father. Paramedics attempted life-saving measures, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The suspect is facing a 1st Degree Felony Murder charge.

Former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales will be arraigned on 29 felony counts related to the Robb Elementary School shooting, with an expected not guilty plea.

SAPD issued a murder warrant for Adiah Roberson, the suspect in a Sonic Drive-In manager’s fatal shooting after a money dispute. Authorities seek public assistance.

The ATU Local 694 protested against VIA Metropolitan Transit, demanding better conditions and a 40% raise, claiming management is unwilling to engage in constructive dialogue.

The Downtown Run Group in San Antonio has suspended its weeknight park runs due to a city employee's safety concerns, disrupting a community tradition since 2012.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates state emergency services in response to potential flash flooding due to severe weather, urging residents to stay vigilant and prepared.

Texas lawmakers face a disagreement on managing the state's large hemp industry, with some supporting regulation for economic benefits and others advocating for a ban.

TxDOT’s West Texas environmental staff took part in field training to connect with nature and learn about the regions they protect, improving their knowledge and job performance.