Texas Secretary of State Rejects DOJ Election Monitors, Citing State Law Amidst Early Voting in Bexar County
The Texas Secretary of State opposes federal election monitors at polling sites, in contrast with the DOJ's intent to ensure voting rights compliance. This reflects tensions over state versus federal authority in monitoring elections.
San Antonio Braces for Showers and Thunderstorms, Sunny Reprieve Anticipated for Weekend
San Antonio is expected to experience showers and potential thunderstorms, with a high near 87 degrees and humidity at 82%. Evening may bring 70% more rainfall, while the rest of the week alternates between sunny days and chances of nighttime storms.
San Antonio's Charter Amendment Battle Heats Up, Renew SA Outspends Firefighters Union in Prop C Campaign
Renew SA, a PAC backed by large San Antonio businesses, outspends the local firefighters' union in supporting city charter amendments, particularly Proposition C, with aggressive fundraising and advertising.
San Antonio Celebrates Dia de Los Muertos with Border Guidelines, CBP Lists Prohibited Items for Travelers
The U.S. CBP reminds those celebrating Dia de Los Muertos that certain products, like certain flowers and fresh produce, are prohibited from being brought into the U.S. to protect against pests and diseases.
Voter Intimidation Scandal Erupts in San Marcos, Texas, "Trump Klan" Threatens Kamala Supporters with Tax Audit Terror
Flyers threatening Kamala Harris supporters have been found in San Marcos, Texas, leading to police investigations into voter intimidation. The "Trump Klan" flyers warn of tax audits and legal troubles for Harris backers.












