Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued GM for allegedly collecting and selling Texans' personal driving data without consent, part of a broader data privacy initiative.

Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia announces her candidacy for the 2025 San Antonio mayoral race, emphasizing her commitment to addressing the city's challenges.

San Antonio's City Council is considering a curfew for Hemisfair Park following safety concerns, with strong support from local businesses and stakeholders.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CenterPoint Energy for potential legal violations after Hurricane Beryl, amid concerns about price gouging and power restoration delays.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a $3.3M grant to improve maternal care in rural hospitals, offering $35,000 one-time payments to eligible hospitals for neonatal equipment and emergency delivery training.

U.S. Customs officials seized over $6.5 million worth of meth hidden in a flower shipment on the World Trade Bridge, highlighting the ongoing battle against drug smuggling.

A Bulgarian was extradited to the U.S. on charges of smuggling microelectronics to Russia, facing a court in San Antonio for alleged export law violations.

Texans battle against credit card skimmers, with law enforcement advising protective measures like using credit over debit cards, setting up transaction alerts, and recommending "tap to pay" to combat losses exceeding $400 million annually in Texas.

The Boerne Independent School District has assigned 16 school resource officers (SROs) in partnership with local police departments to enhance safety for the upcoming academic year.

The City of Boerne's budget for FY 2024-2025 proposes a slight property tax increase and a stable debt rate, reflecting growth and fiscal responsibility.

San Antonio council members propose changes to prevent SAWS from shutting off water at apartments with landlords' unpaid bills, aiming to protect tenants.

The San Antonio city council voted to place potential salary increases and term extensions for council and mayor on the November ballot, despite opposition from some members.

Five Point Enterprises settled with the U.S. for $2M+ over false claims to the VA relating to veterans' vocational courses against VA benefit regulations.