Busy Week at El Paso Ports of Entry With 22 Fugitives Found
Border Protection Officers saw an influx of arrests for wanted fugitives over this past week.
Border Patrol Seized More Than 1,800 Pounds of Marijuana
When agents attempted to conduct a traffic stop, the driver of the vehicle refused to stop and sped off.
Gab Fuels Latest Conflict Among Texans
The Texas GOP said Thursday it would not abandon the site after the party's vice chair, Cat Parks, demanded it do so — and after Gov. Greg Abbott denounced it as an anti-Semitic platform.
Online Transparency Strengthen for Customs and Border Protection
CBP begun posting monthly employee arrest data to an online dashboard on the CBP.gov website.
Attempted Carjacking at Clydesman Fitness
There are still items that were recovered from the suspects that have yet to be identified by a property owner.
Kingsville Awarded $7,293,111 in Grant Funding
Of the 504,428 residents benefiting from the announced grants, 284,196 – or more than 56% – are low- to moderate-income.
Analysis - Texans Will get the Bill for Fixing the Electric Grid
To make sure the state's electricity stays on during winter storms the money will come from Texans.
Kingsville - Shots Fired in the 1000 Block of East Kennedy
The Kingsville Police Department is requesting anyone that may have information regarding the shooting please contact Detective Felix Reyna (361-593-8843) or contact Kingsville Crime Stoppers (361-592-4636).
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Austin
Texas' mask mandate was lifted this week, and Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered that "no jurisdiction" can implement a local one if coronavirus hospitalizations don't meet a certain metric.
Train Check Find People Inside
Agents assigned to the Hebbronville Station apprehended 16 individuals who were hiding inside a storage container.
Millions of Texans Still Don’t Have Broadband Access
Although much of the attention is focused in the lack of infrastructure in rural areas, large numbers of urban residents also don't have broadband subscriptions.
Methamphetamine at Pharr International Bridge
Officers removed 20 packages weighing 99 pounds (44.94 kg) of alleged methamphetamine.
Traffic Spikes at CCIA at start of Spring Break
CCIA Recovering From Pandemic Faster Than Others In Texas And U.S.
Yearlong Ban on Prison Visits Will Begin on March 15
State prisons shut down visitation last March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Committee Wants Oversight of Governor's Pandemic Orders
Texas House Bill 3 is expected to address the governor's pandemic powers.
Texas GOP Lawmaker is Attempting to Make Abortion Punishable by Death
Similar bills filed in the Texas Legislature in previous years have failed.
Statewide Mask Mandate Lifted Today
Businesses are also now allowed to operate at full capacity as long as the hospitals in their region haven’t been treating a large share of patients for COVID-19.
Laredo CBP Officers Seize Narcotics
The vehicle was driven by a 24-year-old female U.S. citizen traveling from Mexico.
Corpus Christi - Public to Wear Face Masks in City Facilities
Visitors will continue to get their temperature checked upon entry into any City facility including City Hall, Public Libraries and Development Services.