Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill establishing the DOGE Committee to enhance government efficiency, costing $22.8 million over five years. The committee focuses on improving state services, utilizing technology, and engaging the public in reform processes.
A police standoff in San Antonio involving a toddler ended peacefully after an argument between the child’s parents escalated. Authorities safely resolved the situation, and the child was unharmed. The incident highlights the importance of addressing domestic disputes and protecting children.
A charter bus carrying nearly 60 passengers collided with a semi-truck in North Texas while traveling from Childress to Houston. The incident occurred when traffic came to an abrupt stop on U.S. Highway 287. Emergency services quickly responded, treating several injuries. The accident is under investigation by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
A Texas kindergartner allegedly assaulted by classmates at a New Braunfels school prompts family outrage. Investigation launched amid safety concerns.
Fiesta De Los Reyes introduces strict security protocols in 2025 following last year’s shooting. New measures include a clear bag policy, metal detectors, and increased police presence to ensure public safety at San Antonio’s Market Square.
San Antonio Police Department is searching for Da’Karry Hampton, a 16-year-old boy last seen on April 12. SAPD seeks public help in locating him.
A 28-year-old inmate died in Bexar County Jail following a medical episode linked to withdrawal symptoms. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death to ensure inmate safety and improve response protocols.
Rapper Taymor McIntyre, known as Tay-K 47, was sentenced to 80 years for the 2017 murder of Mark Anthony Saldivar in San Antonio. This follows a previous conviction for a 2016 killing in Texas.
Officer Anthony Aldaco of the San Antonio Police Department has been suspended following allegations of misconduct. The suspension follows multiple incidents involving a woman experiencing a mental health crisis.
San Antonio’s Passion of the Christ reenactment returns on April 7, 2023. The event, rooted in tradition since 1983, will take place downtown, depicting Jesus’ trial and crucifixion.