Texas and Mexican officials are discussing the development of a high-speed rail linking Austin, San Antonio, and Monterrey to enhance travel and commerce.

The U.S. Supreme Court starts a new session with key cases on topics including guns, transgender rights, and online pornography, under a conservative majority.

Today is the last chance for Texas residents to register to vote before the Nov. 5 election, with a high number of registrations indicating a potential surge in voter turnout.

St. Anthony High School's cross-country team participated in the Wounded Warrior Project's Carry Forward 5K to show support for veterans, an event that emphasizes community solidarity.

The Fifth Circuit granted a temporary stay on an injunction against Texas' SB 1, allowing Attorney General Ken Paxton to continue investigating alleged ballot harvesting.

San Antonio's Mayor Ron Nirenberg was elected to the OWHC Board of Directors for 2025-2026, highlighting the city's commitment to heritage and sustainable development.

Governor Abbott appointed Robert L. Lozano to lead the Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority, emphasizing his extensive business experience and community service in South Texas.

Governor Abbott offers $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of suspect Seth Altman, following the shooting of Police Chief Rex Plant in Memphis, Texas.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will attend the swearing-in of Mexico City's new Head of Government, emphasizing the strong ties between the two cities.

Democrat Colin Allred is challenging Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas, with polls and fundraising suggesting a competitive race. The contest has shifted from "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican" according to political analysts.

A Blue Alert was issued in Texas after suspect Seth Altman allegedly shot Police Chief Rex Plant during an arrest attempt, prompting a statewide manhunt.

Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai anticipates a historic voter turnout for the presidential election, with over 1.28 million registered voters. Registration ends soon, and efforts include accessibility for the deaf community.

Texas is allocated $5.69 billion from the Federal Highway Administration for infrastructure improvements spanning highways, safety, and environmental programs.