What the latest fundraising numbers tell us about the November midterm election in Texas
Democrats are now spending in once unthinkable places, like Texas’ U.S. Senate contest, while Republicans are shoring up should-be-safe seats.
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Ahead of Trump visit, San Antonio veterans call for end to Iran War
Ahead of Trump’s visit to San Antonio, veterans and local Democrat leaders are calling for an end to the war in Iran.
Redistricting scrambled San Antonio voters this year. Here’s how to find your sample ballot.
San Antonio voters will see many new names on their Nov. 3 ballot thanks to redistricting, retirements and upsets. Find the list here.
Meet the candidates for Texas Lieutenant Governor on the Nov. 3 ballot
Incumbent Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick faces Rep. Vikki Goodwin (D-Austin) and nominees from the Libertarian Party and Green Party.
SAWS board OKs 2027 budget with a rate increase. City Council has the final vote Thursday.
The San Antonio Water System moved one step closer to a rate increase in 2027. The average residential monthly bill would rise by $3.91.
VIA’s $767M budget adds bus shelters, new VIA Link zone in Stone Oak
VIA approved a $767.2 million budget that adds 150 bus shelters and a new VIA Link zone ahead of the Advanced Rapid Transit Green Line launch.
San Antonio leaders not ready to waive fees to fix Timberwood neighborhood’s sewage nightmare
A developer’s experimental septic system now threatens water for the entire county. Who should have to pay to fix it?
City scraps plans for parking garage as part of Project Marvel improvements in 2027 bond
Working with TxDOT, the City of San Antonio trimmed its infrastructure wish list for the 2027 bond and the sports and entertainment district.
New DEA-led task force targets fentanyl overdoses, drug-related violence in San Antonio
A new DEA-led task force in San Antonio will investigate fentanyl overdoses, target drug suppliers and address violence tied to distribution.
San Antonio school communities pushed for new traffic safety measures. Here’s how the city responded.
San Antonio schools can request new city traffic signs, but the process can be an uphill battle for requesters — often concerned parents.