Governor Greg Abbott today provided an update on Texas' continued response to COVID-19.

The USL Championship Task Force, in conjunction with an affirmative vote by the league’s Board of Governors, announced today the current training moratorium will be lifted, effective Wednesday, June 24, paving the way for a return to full-squad training.

Since Friday, Border Patrol agents foiled three drug smuggling attempts resulting in the seizure of more than 230 pounds of marijuana, over 53 pounds of cocaine, and nine pounds of methamphetamines.

Leadership Mid-Valley (LMV) Class XV awarded twenty (20) $500 mini-grants to Mid-Valley locally owned and operated businesses as part of their class legacy project.

Decision follows introduction of BEAMS Act, Sen. Cruz’s legislation to stop China from propagandizing to Americans from radio stations in Mexico and Canada

Encouraged by her father, Sabrina Wicker was determined to finish what she started and obtain her college degree.

Veterans Memorial High School students were extremely busy during the COVID-19 quarantine. Lucas Dovalina, Marco Rivera and Eduardo Lucio collectively started making face shields for first responders, an idea that was sparked from a conversation that Dovalina had with his mom.

The San Antonio Airport System (SAAS) relaunched its SAT Live-Stream Concert Series for the benefit of the San Antonio Food Bank.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced the results of a study completed by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts at the request of the Texas Military Preparedness Commission (TMPC) analyzing the impact on the state’s economy of the various U.S. military installations within Texas.

Due to the global pandemic, Vitalant was unable to host any blood drives or accept blood for the health and safety of the public during the months of March and April.