ICE declined to confirm whether it will conduct enforcement at the San Antonio Rodeo or Fiesta, leaving leaders and activists on edge.

Rep. Joaquin Castro says Texas National Guard members are embedded at the Dilley family ICE center and some are operating in civilian clothes while DHS confirms two measles cases.

State data show Texas county jails held roughly 430 pregnant people monthly and a new state rider ordered a one-year TCJS study into prenatal care and pregnancy outcomes. Advocacy groups say the results could prompt policy changes.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited Eagle Pass on Tuesday for a border briefing as protests and impeachment threats grow after two Minneapolis deaths during federal immigration operations.

TEA will correct roughly 4,200 errors in the state’s Bluebonnet Learning curriculum after the State Board delayed a vote. Licensing flags and publishing mistakes have amplified concerns about the rollout.

Two UT Greek chapters joined an amicus brief defending the Texas Dream Act as hundreds of students face sudden reclassification and much higher tuition bills.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott grants LTD Material over $1 million to build a new manufacturing facility for semiconductor parts in Austin, creating 40 jobs and boosting domestic production.

ICE is reportedly scoping a 639,595‑square‑foot Oakmont 410 warehouse on San Antonio’s East Side, a development that raises local and national questions.

Bexar County pushed the 2025 property tax deadline to this coming Monday after USPS changed how postmarks are applied. Officials urge proof of mailing or electronic payment to avoid penalties.

San Antonio Councilwoman Misty Spears joins the NLC's EENR Committee, aiming to influence federal policies based on local needs related to the environment and natural resources.

Texas will distribute $44 million to stabilize rural hospitals identified as financially at-risk; eligible facilities must submit forms by Feb. 5.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has asked the state's Attorney General to revoke CAIR's nonprofit status, linking them to the Muslim Brotherhood and claiming they threaten Texan security.

Governor Abbott reappoints members and names Roger Guenther as the new chair of the GCPD Board of Directors, extending their terms through 2029 to enhance coastal resilience efforts.