US Customs officials arrested Venezuelan Luis Miguel Toro Gonzalez at Laredo Port of Entry on an outstanding Ohio rape charge after a secondary inspection and biometric verification.

Hays County, after a DOJ investigation, has agreed to improve polling place accessibility for voters with disabilities, including better training for staff and infrastructure upgrades.

Texas Governor Abbott offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Tren de Aragua gang members, aiming to prevent them from establishing a foothold in the state.

Texas now mandates that restaurants display posters about food allergies, inspired by the death of Sergio Lopez from an allergic reaction, to educate the public and prevent similar tragedies.

SAWS is cleaning up a sewer spill caused by a blockage of grease and wipes in San Antonio, while planning a $1.2 billion system upgrade and urging residents to improve waste disposal habits.

San Antonio quickly cleaned up an illegal dumping area on Quintana Road after media spotlighted the issue, showing the city's commitment to tackling such problems.

Governor Greg Abbott presented Marine Lance Corporal Alberto Flores with keys to a custom-built, accessible home provided by the nonprofit HFOT, marking the organization's 400th such home for injured veterans.

Texas reports record job growth, leading the US in economic expansion. Governor Abbott highlights the state's diversity as a key factor in its success.

Angleton, Texas has been designated as a Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office, recognizing the city's commitment to the local music industry and economic growth through music.

Governor Abbott appoints four individuals to the Texas Medical Board District Two Review Committee, enhancing the committee's expertise in medical governance.

Texas intensifies efforts against the Venezuelan gang, Tren De Aragua (TdA), under Governor Abbott's leadership, emphasizing law enforcement actions to detain gang members and curb illegal immigration.

A Texas man linked to the Proud Boys was convicted for his role in the January 6 Capitol breach, including a felony charge of civil disorder and several misdemeanors.

San Antonio's $3.96 billion FY 2025 Budget focuses on tackling homelessness, healthcare access, and affordable housing, with significant funding for housing support and health disparities.