Border Patrol Foils Drug Smuggling Attempts
U.S. Border Patrol agents stopped two drug smuggling attempts and seized nearly 1000 Lb. of marijuana in west Laredo.
Council Endorses Mayor Paulette M. Guajardo
Texas Municipal League is a statewide organization that represents the interest of Texas cities at the state and federal level.
Biden's 100-day Deportation Freeze Blocked by Federal Judge
Texas sued to block the ban on Biden's third day in office. Federal Judge Drew Tipton had already temporarily paused it twice prior to Tuesday night's order.
Opinion: Storm Response Should Focus on Public Safety
For lack of heat and water, people died last week — in the great state of Texas and in their own homes — who would be alive right now, had the state taken heed of recommendations made after past winter storms and blackouts.
Here’s how much UT-Austin is paying football coach Steve Sarkisian
Steve Sarkisian’s guaranteed compensation will be approved by the UT Board of Regents Thursday and is at least $5 million higher than any previous head coach.
Corpus Christi Welcomes Neiman Young as Assistant City Manager
Recognized for outstanding and superior service to our country, he is a two-time recipient of the U.S. Bronze Star.
Texas Officials Block Electricity Providers From Disconnecting Utilities
Texans are reporting receiving exorbitant electric bills despite not having power during the storm.
Border Patrol Apprehends Over 200 Individuals in Tractor-Trailers
Laredo Sector Border Patrol stopped three human smuggling attempts at its checkpoints and apprehended 230 individuals.
Woman Left for Dead in Winter Storm
She barely survived after Border Patrol Agents were able to get her medical attention and evacuate her to a hospital for life threatening injuries.
How Texans can Apply for Federal Help
Texas sustained between $45 and $50 billion in damage and economic loss from the storm, according to AccuWeather.
Texans Blindsided by Massive Electric Bills
Electric bills are likely to rise for everyone but some Texans on variable rate contracts have been hit with immediate, massive price spikes.
Palm Trees and Foliage Damaged by Recent Freezing Temperatures
Frost-Burnt Palm Fronds To Remain For Two Weeks.
A Family is Suing ERCOT After Their son Died From Suspected Hypothermia
A Conroe family is suing ERCOT and Entergy Texas for a total of $100 million after their son died inside his bed from suspected hypothermia.
Repairs to Resume Tonight to Island’s Major Water Main
The Island could experience a loss of water until service crews are able to complete their work and bring the water main back online.
Mobile App to Streamline Lawful Travel
Secure App will offer a range of services for stakeholders and travelers.
Man Wanted on Child Indecency Charges
During the primary inspection, it was discovered that the man was a possible match to an arrest warrant.
CIDs to ERCOT and Other Companies Following Dangerous Winter Storm
The large-scale failure of Texas power companies left multiple millions of Texans without power and heat.