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May 2026

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Ranch lessons and courtroom experience shape Jane Davis’ DA campaign

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Jane Davis says decades as a prosecutor — and lessons learned on her Seguin ranch — shaped her bid for Bexar County district attorney.

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Personal adversity, compassion drive Luz Elena Chapa in tough District Attorney race

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For the county’s top prosecutor, Democrats could choose a candidate with more experience in the community than the courtroom.

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Abbott’s public safety wish list includes statewide prosecutor, more bail restrictions

admin5 months ago04 mins

Some items on Abbott’s agenda would require amending the Texas Constitution, meaning they would need supermajority support in the Legislature.

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Don’t let them define us

admin5 months ago07 mins

Commentary: The answer to San Antonio’s economic pains won’t be found in rapid growth alone.

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2 holdouts lead VIA to open eminent domain cases for land along Green Line

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The agency has nearly completed acquisition of 153 partial properties in San Antonio needed for the advanced rapid transit project.

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Where I Live: Ridge Creek in the Great Northwest

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Kirsten Burandt is thrilled that not much had changed in her neighborhood since her idyllic childhood in the 1980s.

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Toyota considering San Antonio for new $2B assembly line

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In a filing with the state, Toyota officials said they were considering building a vehicle assembly line near its Southside facility.

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Woman charged with capital murder after 2 children found dead

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San Antonio police charged an Edinburg woman with capital murder after children were found dead inside a burned vehicle on the far West Side.

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Workforce development is San Antonio’s most immediate path out of poverty

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Commentaries at the San Antonio Report provide space for our community to share perspectives and offer solutions to pressing local issues. The views expressed in this commentary belong to the author alone. Read more San Antonio teachers now get dual-credit credentials tuition free at St. Mary’s University. Here’s how it works. In San Antonio, meaningful…

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San Antonio teachers now get dual-credit credentials tuition free at St. Mary’s University. Here’s how it works.

admin5 months ago07 mins

Seven local school districts give their teachers access to a free program that helps them become credentialed to teach dual credit courses.

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