CBP will halt vehicular traffic at Veterans International Bridge on 9/11 morning for a remembrance ceremony, advising travelers to use alternative crossings during this period.

LULAC protested outside Texas AG Paxton's office, accusing him of voter intimidation and suppression, highlighting raids on Democrats' homes and a lawsuit against Bexar County's voter initiative.

U.S. gas prices have dropped to a six-month low, with the national average falling to $3.31 a gallon. Motorists in several states are seeing averages below $3, a trend which may continue according to experts.

Nexus Services and its subsidiary, Libre by Nexus, have been ordered to pay over $811 million for alleged deceptive practices against immigrants. The company plans to appeal.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes state resources in anticipation of a potent storm system in the Gulf of Mexico, addressing potential flash floods and hurricanes.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Travis County for hiring a partisan group to identify unregistered voters, arguing it's illegal and undermines election integrity.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a grant of over $331,400 to Western Texas College for career training programs, aiming to strengthen Texas' workforce and economy.

San Antonio launches a $30 million solar initiative, installing panels on municipal buildings, with six buildings complete and plans for 42, expected to cut the city's building electricity use by 11%.

Lt. Lance Wright of Seguin PD was named Employee of the Month for exemplary leadership and filling additional roles in the Criminal Investigations Division.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Biden Administration over a new HHS rule he claims impedes state law enforcement investigations and contradicts HIPAA's intent.

The League City City Council will hold a meeting on September 10 at 6 p.m. for the second reading of the FY 2025 Budget with a public hearing. Residents can attend in person, watch on Facebook, or view it on Channel 16.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against Bexar County for sending mass voter registration applications, claiming it's illegal and may lead to ineligible individuals attempting to register.

Schertz City Council invites residents to a public hearing regarding a Specific Use Permit for a new convenience store with gas pumps on September 17th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.