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5,000+ medical students relocated from JBSA-Fort Sam Houston dorms over 'infrastructure' concerns
Approximately 5,200 enlisted medical students at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston are being relocated due to climate control and structural defects in their dormitory buildings.
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City's top cop stresses 'community-driven' policing
Taylor's new police chief Joseph Chacon outlined his community-driven policing vision focused on crime prevention during a Chamber of Commerce address.
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The best food and drink in San Antonio for 2026, according to our readers
San Antonio readers voted on their favorite local restaurants and food establishments for 2026, with winners including La Panaderia, Smoke Shack, Drink A Tea, Tommy's, and The Magnolia Pancake Haus.
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City of Abilene employee dies on the job
A City of Abilene employee of nearly 30 years, Frank Cortez, died while performing his job duties on Tuesday.
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ICE in Texas: Faith community calls on state leaders to end violence
Faith communities in Texas are calling on Governor Greg Abbott and state legislative leaders to implement oversight of ICE activities and end violent immigration enforcement practices.
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PISD evaluates new school marshal program; possible action set for August board meeting
Pleasanton ISD School Board will consider a proposed School Marshal Program in August that would place trained, armed district staff on campuses as a security initiative.
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3 cases of measles confirmed in Montgomery County, health officials say
The Montgomery County Public Health Department confirmed three measles cases involving family members exposed to someone who traveled from out of state.
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Body recovered from Houston's Brays Bayou near MLK Boulevard
Houston police are investigating after a body was recovered from Brays Bayou near Martin Luther King Boulevard in southeast Houston on Wednesday morning.
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Feels Like Home Festival fires up new BBQ lineup
The Feels Like Home Festival in Brownwood announces its third annual barbecue and country music event scheduled for October 3, 2026, featuring ten acclaimed pitmasters from across Texas.
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Kimble, Mason, and Menard Counties added to Major Disaster Declaration for Public Assistance from FEMA
Kimble, Mason, and Menard counties in Texas have been added to President Trump's Major Disaster Declaration for FEMA public assistance.
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Gear up for the new school year with a free community backpack and school supply drive
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley and Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers are hosting a free backpack and school supply drive on August 8 to help local students prepare for the new school year.
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Laredo man with cartel ties sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl trafficking
A 24-year-old Laredo man with cartel ties was sentenced to over 11 years in federal prison for trafficking fentanyl mixed with xylazine to undercover officers.
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Wednesday morning top stories: Lubbock ISD town hall on naming of 3 new elementary schools
Lubbock ISD will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the naming of three new elementary schools.
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Man found dead inside Odessa clothing donation box identified
A 45-year-old man identified as Roberto Hernandez was found dead inside a clothing donation box in Odessa on July 17.
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Morning Talk of the Town: Beyond the Walls Outreach's Back to School Bash
Beyond the Walls Outreach and Neighborhood Credit Union are hosting the second annual Back to School Bash in partnership with the Sherman Police Department to help local families prepare for the school year.
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Tyler mayor, citizens gather for town hall addressing gun violence
Tyler mayor and community leaders held a town hall to address gun violence following the shooting of a 5-year-old child at Victory Park Apartments.
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Southeast Dallas apartment shooting injures 4
Four people were injured in a shooting at an apartment building in southeast Dallas near Trinity Forest Way and Stoneport Drive on Tuesday evening, with no arrests made.
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Officers shoot, wound suspect at Carrollton gas station accused of opening fire on them, police say
Police in Carrollton shot and wounded a burglary suspect who was part of a group that allegedly opened fire on officers near a RaceTrac gas station on Wednesday morning.
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