5th Circuit Court of Appeals Allows Texas AG to Continue Vote Harvesting Probes Amid Legal Battles Over Senate Bill 1
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court allows Texas to resume investigations into alleged vote harvesting, pausing a judge's block on parts of a law some say restricts free speech and voter outreach.
TxDOT's Homelessness Initiative Garners National Praise, May Become Blueprint for Federal Program
The Texas Department of Transportation was praised at a symposium for its innovative approach to homelessness, with a spotlight on its Esperanza Community project and collaborations to support the homeless.
Historic San Antonio House Engulfed in Flames for Third Time Amid Arson Suspicions
An abandoned 1931 house in San Antonio caught fire for the third time in recent months, raising suspicions and concern. Firefighters contained the blaze without damage to nearby homes. The cause is under investigation with no injuries reported.
Search Expands to Southeast Bexar County Landfill for Missing Olmos Park Mother Suzanne Clark Simpson
Authorities searched a southeast Bexar County landfill for missing mother Suzanne Clark Simpson; her husband faces charges unrelated to her disappearance. Searches in other areas have not yielded significant findings.












