Border Patrol agents and local police safely resolved a situation with a distressed young lady on an overpass in Brownsville, Texas, potentially saving her life.

San Antonio Councilmember Gavito proposed a policy to enhance cluster mailbox security due to increased thefts, seeking to establish a task force and collaborate with local agencies for community protection.

The Texas Attorney General's Office released evidence reaffirming the guilt of Robert Roberson for his daughter's murder, countering activists and legislators questioning the case's validity.

Texas Governor Abbott reports a nearly 20% decrease in fentanyl-related deaths, attributing the decline to the state's awareness campaign and legislative efforts.

San Antonio Police introduced a new helicopter named "Bravo Mike" to honor fallen Detective Benjamin Marconi, with the dedication attended by his family.

Houston's 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature grand marshal Carl Lewis, floats, balloons, and Olympic tributes, with comprehensive security and live broadcasting.

Early voting in Texas sees a high turnout, with Harris County nearly breaking its first-day record and 870,728 Texans voting in person on the first day statewide.

The article reports on conflicting accounts regarding Trump's response to the funeral costs of Vanessa Guillén, including denials of derogatory remarks and unfulfilled payment promises.

Bexar County prepares for the 2024 election with a secure voting process, while early voting data nationwide shows Republicans may be closing the gap seen in the 2020 elections.

A West Texas well has been sealed after an uncontrolled 19-day discharge of water and hydrogen sulfide gas, amidst local health concerns and environmental damage.

Texas leads the U.S. in job creation, adding 327,400 jobs from Sep 2023 to Sep 2024, with Governor Abbott crediting the state's business-friendly policies.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration for not assisting with verifying the citizenship status of Texas voters, alleging noncompliance with federal law.

Governor Abbott reappoints Frank Parker, Jr. to continue as the presiding officer of the Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority until 2026, prioritizing his experience in transportation and local economic development.