A University of Texas at Austin report details the split among Jewish students over the Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting protests, dialogue attempts, and issues of identity and free speech.

A Belizean man, Francis Kerr, was convicted by a federal jury in Del Rio for illegally re-entering the US after being deported in 2009 due to serious criminal convictions.

San Antonio celebrates Pride Month with a variety of LGBTQIA events including river parades, drag shows, and creative arts, with festivities beginning June 1 and culminating in a grand parade on June 29.

A 60-year-old woman went missing while hiking at Hill Country State Natural Area in San Antonio, prompting an urgent search led by Medina County officials.

League City rolls out a digital June Events and Reminders List on Facebook, providing residents with a quick reference to important dates and city happenings, with a downloadable version also available.

Sean Skaggs conducts thorough inspections of structures in Boerne, Texas, as part of the city's Permitting and Code Compliance department, emphasizing safety and quality in construction.

Houston clinic owner Gwendolyn Gibbs sentenced to 84 months for a $15M Medicare fraud, ordered to pay $8.68M in restitution, and faces three years of supervised release.

The Texas AG shut down Sun Spa in Austin for illegal activities, part of a larger state-wide effort against human trafficking and illicit massage parlors.

Governor Abbott and AG Paxton campaigned against Texas GOP members disagreeing with their stances, aiming to replace them with supportive candidates, escalating intra-party tensions.

Texas proposes a curriculum emphasizing the Bible in public schools, met with support and criticism over potential religious indoctrination versus classical education aims.

Texas' push for election transparency may inadvertently compromise voter privacy, allowing public records to potentially reveal how individuals voted.

Sedrick Zelitis Smith was sentenced to 84 months in prison for his involvement in human smuggling, as part of a Texas outfit, smuggling over 900 migrants.

Antonio Hinojosa Jr. sentenced to 16 years for the armed robbery of a pawn shop and selling stolen goods online.