Burn Ban Issued for Nueces County
In response to critical drought conditions and an elevated risk of wildfires, Nueces County has issued a 60-day burn ban, effective immediately.
SNAP Benefits Face New Purchase Limits Beginning April 1
SNAP recipients can no longer buy candy or sweetened drinks with their Lone Star Cards in Texas starting April 1, 2026.
$286K in Suspected Cartel Cash Seized During Traffic Stop in Ricardo
The seizure occurred exactly one week after the Task Force’s previous major currency interdiction.
Texas Primary Voters Set New Midterm Record
Nearly one in four registered voters in Texas cast a ballot in Tuesday’s primaries, a high-water mark for midterm elections in the state’s recent history.
Lady Badgers’ Playoff Run Ends in State Semifinals
Despite the setback, the Lady Badgers capped off a historic season under head coach Sherry Luna.
Santa Gertrudis Tennis Earns Third-Place Team Finish at Orange Grove Tournament
The varsity tennis team from Santa Gertrudis High School earned a third-place overall team finish.
Traffic Stop in Falfurrias Leads to Firearms Seizure, Tampering Charge
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives responded to assist with the investigation.
Traffic Stop Near Leads to Seizure of $95,570 Bound for Mexico
Following the investigation, authorities determined the money was destined for a drug trafficking organization in Mexico.
Texas House Republicans Ask Congress to Halt All Immigration After Austin Shooting
More than 70 GOP House members signed a letter asking Congress to stop legal immigration until “proper vetting protocols” are in place.
Third victim of downtown Austin shooting dies
The three people killed by the suspected gunman were identified Monday. Twelve people were injured in the Sunday shooting that the FBI called a “potential act of terrorism.”
Hidalgo CBP Officers Apprehend Five Illegal Aliens Unlawfully Present in the U.S. in 24 Hours
The Hidalgo Port of Entry, including Special Response Team operators, apprehended five illegal aliens unlawfully present in the U.S.
Chef Jonathan Zaragoza Brings Salsa 101, Global Flavors to Area Students
Local students sampled fresh salsa and explored global flavors during interactive cooking demonstrations led by celebrity chef Jonathan Zaragoza in partnership with Chartwells K12.
DMC Freedom to Dream Tuition Waiver Program Changing Lives
“Freedom to Dream 2.0” application process for Del Mar College’s tuition waiver program now underway for fall 2026.
Texas politicians’ Responses to Austin Shooting
Texas elected officials and candidates’ response to the deadly shooting in downtown Austin on Sunday quickly turned political.
Two Arrested During Early Morning Raid
CCPD concluded a month’s long investigation into drug dealing on the city’s southside early Thursday morning.
TAMUK A.C.T Department Host Alumni Art Exhibit
There will be 31 pieces by 22 artists in the alumni exhibition and silent auction, and the works range from ceramics and prints to jewelry and paintings.
South Region Special Olympics Names Chad Eason as Regional Executive Director
In his new role, Eason will lead efforts across San Antonio, Laredo, and other areas in South Texas, working alongside staff and volunteers to expand opportunities for athletes.
Texas Sues Dow, Claiming “Habitual” Pollution Violations at Gulf Coast Chemical Plant
Local citizens who are preparing their own lawsuit against the chemical giant say Attorney General Ken Paxton’s suit could shield Dow from bigger penalties.
How Texas Primary Candidates are Using AI in 2026 Ads
As Texas voters head into the 2026 primary, candidates are using artificial intelligence to mock opponents and sharpen attacks.
City of Corpus Christi Approves Northside Aquatic Center
The new aquatic center will feature a six-lane, 25-yard competition lap pool, a zero-entry beach area with a children’s play unit, and an open-body flume slide.