A 3.9-magnitude earthquake hit Falls City, Texas, marking the 13th quake in a month, following a recent 4.7-magnitude tremor that affected the area and surrounding regions.

The Texas Attorney General is suing Annunciation House, a Catholic charity in El Paso, alleging it's involved in illegal activities such as human smuggling.

An AMBER Alert has been issued for 13-year-old Cecilia Alvarado, who went missing from her Harris County home and is believed to be in "grave danger."

Former Army soldier Shane James Jr. is set to appear in court for his first hearing, facing charges related to a killing spree that left six dead in Texas.

Former San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor joins the University of North Carolina as a senior adviser and professor, aiming to inspire future public servants. Her official portrait was also unveiled in San Antonio.

A former San Antonio lawyer, Christopher Pettit, received a 50-year sentence for defrauding clients through a Ponzi scheme, as reported by KENS 5 and San Antonio Express-News.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office remains operational despite a major telecommunications outage affecting AT&T and other carriers, maintaining public safety and order.

Journalists at the San Antonio Express-News and MYSA are forming a union to negotiate for better working conditions, despite resistance from Hearst, the parent company.

Texas expects a vibrant bluebonnet season due to drought conditions that reduced competing vegetation, with well-timed rains contributing to the flower's growth.

An 18-year-old woman is in critical condition after being shot multiple times in her San Antonio apartment on Bandera Road. Witnesses report seeing individuals flee the scene; police found no forced entry or drugs in the apartment.

AT&T customers experienced a nationwide cellular service outage, affecting calls, texts, and data, with over 73,000 reports on Downdetector.

San Antonio City Council experiences tension with Mayor Nirenberg over alleged interference in policy proposals, while pro-Palestinian protests disrupt council meetings.

Classmates from the Samuel A. Maverick Elementary School's 1971 sixth grade class reunited, sharing nostalgia and memories, some from the time of President Kennedy's assassination. They also celebrated survival after a peer's recent health scare.