The Laredo Sector Border Patrol launched a Youth of the Month program to honor outstanding high school seniors in the area for their academic achievements.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized $675,850 worth of cocaine at the Brownsville and Matamoros International Bridge hidden in a car driven by a Dallas woman.

New Braunfels Police responded to a standoff where a suspect aimed a shotgun at officers, leading to police shooting the armed man who later brandished a knife.

The Texas Attorney General is suing Texas counties for allegedly unlawful voter registration practices, claiming forms were sent to ineligible voters including a deceased individual.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appeals to the 15th Court of Appeals against Dallas and the State Fair's firearm ban at Fair Park, asserting it violates Texan gun laws.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues the Biden Administration, challenging the federal listing of the dunes sagebrush lizard as endangered and arguing it harms the state's oil and gas sector.

Governor Abbott appoints six to Texas Early Childhood Intervention Advisory Committee, including two reappointments and four new members to serve until 2029.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates 31 Texas schools named National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2024, highlighting their academic excellence and the state's commitment to quality education.

The Texas Focus Film Series is returning with a 50th anniversary screening of “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” at the Bullock Museum, celebrating the state's film industry.

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.