Bexar County approves a new $8.8 million animal shelter to address its stray dog problem and improve public safety, increasing kennel space and offering expanded veterinary services.

The Bexar County DA is planning to challenge new reporting rules issued by Texas AG Paxton, expecting high costs and potential misuse of sensitive data.

Jacob Wayne Peek, 44, of La Vernia, Texas, received a 25-year federal prison sentence for possessing a vast amount of child pornography on his devices.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg is set to give his State of the City address, focusing on San Antonio's growth in workforce development and affordable housing, to be livestreamed from the Marriott Rivercenter.

Texas Governor Abbott declared a state of emergency ahead of severe storms expected to coincide with a solar eclipse, mobilizing state resources and urging vigilance.

The Alamo Cenotaph in Texas, known for honoring the 1836 battle heroes, will undergo restoration starting this summer with oversight by the Texas Historical Commission.

Texas ended anonymous child abuse reports to CPS; now, residents must disclose their identity when reporting, a law intended to prioritize serious cases and deter false claims.

The RNC has closed several minority outreach centers, including one in San Antonio, suggesting a shift away from courting Hispanic voters despite previous efforts.

San Antonio is considering stricter regulations for its metal and auto recycling industry following a series of fires, including a major incident at Monterrey Iron and Metal.

Homer Delgado is appointed as the new Police Chief of Uvalde, following the resignation of Daniel Rodriguez for personal reasons. Delgado pledges a transformation in the department's culture.

Two Denton ISD principals in Texas were indicted for allegedly using work email to influence GOP primary votes.

A Houston post office is renamed after Vanessa Guillen, a soldier murdered at Fort Hood, reflecting military reforms spurred by her death and the Army's handling of sexual harassment claims.

Roger Garza is appointed by Giffords gun safety group to champion stricter gun laws in Texas, a state known for strong support of the Second Amendment.