Senate Bill 17 would ban some people, companies and government entities from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea from buying property in Texas. AUSTIN, Texas — A bill that would ban people from certain countries from owning land in Texas is now headed to Governor Greg Abbott’s desk, after lawmakers in both the Texas House … Read more

A Midland mother is preparing to say goodbye to her 15-year-old daughter, Jazmin Calderon, after being critically injured in a neighborhood fight. LUBBOCK, Texas — It’s a pain no mother ever prepares for — saying goodbye to her child. Fifteen-year-old Jazmin Calderon remains on life support in a Lubbock hospital after a neighborhood fight left … Read more

Turnout for the June 7 mayoral runoff between Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos is on track to best the 9.2% from May’s packed contest. SAN ANTONIO — A mayoral race that once featured 27 candidates vying to be San Antonio’s next leader has been whittled down to two—and if early voting figures are any indication, … Read more

This week’s 5.48 inches of rain nearly matched the output from the first four months of 2025 combined. SAN ANTONIO — As if the sights of flooded roadways and sounds of booming thunder didn’t make it obvious enough, this was a soggy week in the San Antonio region.  In fact, we’re finishing off the soggiest … Read more

NISD says a teacher accidentally distributed alcoholic drinks to students. One student, who took cough syrup before school, was taken to the hospital. SAN ANTONIO — What was meant to be an end-of-year treat turned into a serious mistake at a San Antonio middle school, after a teacher unknowingly handed out alcoholic beverages to students. … Read more

5.51 inches of rain were recorded at San Antonio International Airport to cap the wettest week of the year so far. SAN ANTONIO — After multiple days of rain, San Antonio has been drenched with over 5 inches of rain throughout the week. And despite needing the rainfall amid a Texas drought, some Alamo City … Read more