HHSC Highlights Resources for Survivors During National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is recognizing National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October by highlighting resources available to survivors affected by family and domestic violence.
Nueces County Among 30 Texas Counties Sent Letters Regarding Data Center Development
Attorney General Paxton sent letters that notify data center developments that they must provide up-to-date and accurate information regarding water usage.
CBP Extends Deadline for New International Mail Rules to January 2027
The new process, known as Entry Type 13, is designed to electronically report information about eligible merchandise arriving in the United States through the international postal system.
Texas Transgender Rights Group Says it Didn’t Send Texts That Prompted Call for an Investigation
The Transgender Education Network of Texas sent a cease and desist letter to messaging companies demanding an end to the text campaign.
Shooting at the 2100 Block of Cardona in Alice
A 19-year-old male was found with serious injuries and has been transported to the hospital, where he is currently in critical condition.
Five Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash on FM 70
Emergency personnel assisted the injured individuals and worked to ensure scene safety.
City Council Approves Federal Grant to Improve Firefighter Safety
The funding will support the purchase and installation of ventilation systems designed to capture diesel exhaust.
City Accepts Donation for New Shade Structure
The improvement supports the City’s Parks & Recreation Department’s 10-Year Master Plan to enhance public parks.
Man Found Dead After Being Thrown From Boat Near Padre Isles
According to officials, the response began at approximately 11:53 am this morning, October 12, 2026, following a GPS activation.
Texas School Districts Struggled with Growth
The state has limited how much money it gives to fast-growing school districts, creating million-dollar gaps between what is owed and what's given.
Texas Health Agency Proposes Eliminating Autism Program
The proposed elimination of the program, aimed at serving lower-income families, comes as Texas leadership has called on agencies to reduce budgets by 3%.
Yen Hung Chen, 36-Year-Old Chinese National, Arrested in Ongoing Scam Investigation
Through coordinated investigative efforts, officers developed a plan that led the suspects to believe they would be collecting the victim’s payment.
Viking Radio,” marks its 100th episode on Monday, Oct. 12
DMC’s Dara Betz with Corporate Services sharing insights into the training resources available to industry partners during a 30-minute casual conversation airing on Retro Country 105.9 FM and 103.3 FM and Retro Tejano 104.1 FM at 9:30 a.m.
DMC Names Edgar Moctezuma as New Facilities Vice President
Moctezuma, who most recently served as chief property officer for the Lone Star College System, has more than 20 years of experience overseeing facilities and operations.
USDA Announces $825 Million for International Food Assistance
Food for Peace will purchase approximately 129,000 metric tons of U.S.-grown commodities to support emergency food assistance in Ethiopia, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Haiti.
Mary Rhodes Pipeline Begins Gradual Return to Service
The Mary Rhodes Pipeline begins gradual service following repairs near the O.N. Stevens Water Treatment Plant.
Driver Escapes Injury After Crash Near Bishop
Deputies said the passenger vehicle was traveling southbound when the driver took evasive action to avoid a semi-truck.
Fugitive Unit Arrests More Than 18,000, Convicts Hundreds of Predators
Additionally, the Fugitive Apprehension Unit has recovered 186 missing and endangered children throughout the state.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Take Back Day offers free and anonymous disposal of unneeded medications at more than 4,200 drop-off locations nationwide.
Texas City Charges $2 Million for Flock Records
High invoices and challenges to accessing data on how departments use the surveillance cameras have hindered requests by privacy advocates and journalists.