‘My voice is not going to go anywhere’: Chip Roy falls in tough AG race
A late infusion of campaign cash tightened his uphill bid to replace Texas AG Ken Paxton, but Roy couldn’t quite catch up to Mayes Middleton.
May 2026
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Luz Elena Chapa, Jane Davis locked in tight Bexar County DA Democratic runoff race
Chapa is now ahead by just 200 votes in what’s shaping up to be a very close Democratic primary runoff for Bexar County DA.
It’s Johnny Garcia vs. Carlos De La Cruz in San Antonio’s highly contested 35th Congressional District
National Democrats spent big to get a moderate through the primary, while Trump’s chosen candidate came out on top of the GOP runoff.
It’s election day in Texas. Here’s how to vote in the Republican and Democratic primary runoffs.
In races where no one took at least 50% of the vote, the top two must face off in the primary runoff. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today.
What do soaring gas prices mean for Texas? Experts say it could take awhile for costs to come down.
Here’s what you should know about the market forces at play and what higher prices mean for oil companies and the state.
How video game coding is helping middle schoolers on San Antonio’s South Side
Vision Coders created by the Intercultural Development Research Association (IDRA) introduces coding classes to underserved middle schools.
Methodist Healthcare System’s mobile ECMO is saving lives in New Mexico and Mexico as demand surges after COVID
Methodist Hospital’s expanded ECMO program, advanced life support for patients, is saving lives hundreds of miles away from San Antonio.
Eastside group wants community needs to shape a new public market space
San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside shared proposals for a public market complex, but it’ll take more money for it to happen.
What is rammed earth and could it make affordable housing more affordable to own?
The house on San Salvador Avenue represents the very first time rammed earth’s been used on an affordable home prototype.
Defense Department delays 54 wind projects in Texas, citing national security concerns
After years of trying to stop offshore wind projects, the Trump administration is now pausing routine federal permits for 165 land-based projects, including dozens in Texas.