Bexar County says it won’t release early results until everyone in line has voted
With an exciting U.S. Senate and governor’s race on the ballot, it could be late before results roll in from Texas’ 4th largest county.
Bexar County says it won’t release early results until everyone in line has voted
With an exciting U.S. Senate and governor’s race on the ballot, it could be late before results roll in from Texas’ 4th largest county.
Last-minute spending surges to shore up Republicans in should-be-safe San Antonio-area seats
More than $1 million has come in for first-term state Rep. Marc LaHood in the final weeks before Election Day.
A look inside ‘High 5,’ a teaching strategy SAISD is hoping will turn academics around and keep state intervention away
High 5 is one of Adrian Bustillos’ first and most dramatic overhauls of SAISD. We went inside a school to see what it looks like in practice.
In an unusual year, Bexar County reports midterm turnout on track to surpass 2024 presidential election
Money is pouring into this area to influence voters in the U.S. Senate and congressional races that could determine the U.S. House majority.
‘Favorable circumstances’ allow CPS Energy to push its rate increases to next year
‘Favorable circumstances,’ including a $115 million federal incentive, allowed CPS Energy to stave off a rate increase until next year.
With speakership in sight, Hakeem Jeffries outlines Democratic vision in last-minute San Antonio swing
The Democratic leader who could be the first-ever Black Speaker of the House visited four local churches for TX35 candidate Johnny Garcia.
San Antonio sees 6% drop in crime, sharp decline in homicides
New SAPD data shows overall crime declined through September, despite increases in assaults, human trafficking and kidnapping.
18 months after his son died by suicide in a VA parking lot, a father pleads for change
Mark Miller’s tragic death at Audie Murphy last year has set his dad on a mission to change how the VA goes about mental health care.
How can San Antonio regulate data centers? Breaking down the options in front of City Council.
City Council will choose between four options for new data center land use rules after the Zoning Commission made its recommendation Tuesday.
Texas SNAP participation drops to a 17-year low as the feds tighten eligibility
The state health agency is also processing 64% of food benefits applications within 30 days, even though the required rate is 95%.
