Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration for allegedly using DOJ personnel to monitor Texas elections, claiming it violates state law.

Roberto Galeas-Mejia was sentenced to 30 years for leading a Texas-based human smuggling ring, including transporting, harboring undocumented individuals, and money laundering.

Trinity Glen Rose District enacts Stage 3 drought restrictions due to severe water scarcity and low groundwater levels, urging residents to conserve water.

San Antonio city leaders are debating the timeline for phasing out horse-drawn carriages, with varying opinions on whether to expedite or extend the process.

Pete Hosea Castillo was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds on a golf cart in San Antonio, his death ruled a homicide. No arrests or motive have been reported.

The article discusses San Antonio's plan for a new East-West Connector to enhance regional connectivity, with local councilmembers backing a feasibility study and hoping for federal and state support.

Bexar County’s Justice Center faces an urgent need for more courtroom space due to population growth and rising caseloads, as described by Judge Ron Rangel.

San Antonio's Halloween forecast predicts a 40% chance of rain, with expected light showers, and temperatures reaching a high of 85 degrees. A cold front may bring cooler temperatures and scattered showers.

Jonathan Gary has been named the new director of San Antonio's Animal Care Services, beginning December 30, 2024, due to his extensive 25-year animal welfare experience.

Blanco Road at Loop 1604 in San Antonio will be closed this weekend for the opening of a new bridge, with detours via Huebner Road or Stone Oak Parkway.

Sheriff Salazar of Bexar County reports overcrowding in the local jail due to a rise in domestic violence crimes, resulting in the need to house some inmates in neighboring counties at an additional cost to taxpayers.

A Trump supporter was mistakenly purged from Texas' voter rolls due to a citizenship error, revealing systemic flaws and raising concerns about voter disenfranchisement.

An SAPD officer shot two dogs at a San Antonio residence, claiming self-defense, but the owners dispute the necessity, citing surveillance footage and the loss of their daughter's support animal.