Judson ISD Teachers and Staff Face Financial Uncertainty as District Cuts Incentives Amid $30M Deficit
Judson ISD teachers face financial uncertainty as key incentives totaling $5,000 are cut due to a $30 million deficit, despite some offered raises. The district apologizes for earlier mistakenly including the incentives in the budget.
Debate Heats Up in Texas Cities Over Unconditional Cash Programs as San Antonio's "Two-Year Fund" Shows Promising Results
Texas cities' unconditional cash assistance programs, such as San Antonio's "Two-Year Fund," face mixed reactions, with some praising the practical aid and others criticizing it as fiscal irresponsibility.
San Antonio a Key Battleground as Texas Democrats Target State House Seats and Lone Competitive Congressional District
San Antonio is pivotal for Texas Democrats aiming to flip state House seats and the 15th congressional district is a rare competitive race. The outcomes could significantly influence the state's and nation's politics.
"Texas Eats" with David Elder: A Culinary Journey Through San Antonio's Best and Beyond to Austin and Dripping Springs
"Texas Eats," hosted by David Elder, features an array of San Antonio's eateries—including Tia’s Taco Hut and Tejas Birria—and extends to Austin, spotlighting places like Micklethwait Craft Meats BBQ.












