San Antonio's Opportunity Home Reels as Over 600 Tenants Served Notices to Vacate
San Antonio's Opportunity Home sent over 600 vacate notices to delinquent tenants, sparking protests and board surprise at the inclusion of those owing as little as $1, leading to a reevaluation of eviction focus.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Spearheads Lawsuit with Multiple States Against Biden Admin's Firearm Regulations
Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a multi-state lawsuit challenging an ATF rule on firearm sales as an infringement on Second Amendment rights. The group seeks to stop what they view as overreach into private gun ownership.
Democratic Challenger Nicolette Ardiente Takes on Incumbent Gene Sprague in Alamo Colleges District Race
Democratic organizer Nicolette Ardiente is challenging longtime trustee Gene Sprague in the Alamo Colleges District board race, highlighting issues of faculty concerns and community involvement.
San Antonio and Dallas Consider Major Salary Hikes for City Councils to Enhance Diversity in Representation
Texas cities consider higher pay for council members and mayors to attract more diverse candidates. San Antonio has moderated proposed salary increases after public backlash, while Dallas explores doubling council pay pending voter approval.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Defies Biden's Title IX Expansion, Rejects New LGBTQ+ Student Protections
Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders the Texas Education Agency to disregard Biden administration's expanded Title IX rules protecting LGBTQ+ students from discrimination, potentially igniting legal disputes.
San Antonio Braces as Supreme Court Weighs Case That Could Upend Public Camping Bans Nationwide
The Supreme Court considers a case on public camping bans, raising concerns at San Antonio shelters. The ruling could change the legality of penalties for homeless individuals and affect local law enforcement tactics.