Univision reporter Lidia Terrazas located two‑month‑old Juan Nicolás after he was hospitalized with bronchitis at ICE's Dilley facility and deported to Mexico, prompting fresh scrutiny of care for detained infants.

Rep. Joaquin Castro says ICE deported a woman at 36 weeks pregnant from the Dilley family detention center, renewing scrutiny of medical care and oversight there.

Six South Texas physicians agreed to pay $4.86M to settle allegations they billed federal health programs for unnecessary or unperformed critical‑care and pulmonary tests.

Out‑of‑district PAC cash, led by Texans for Lawsuit Reform, pumped roughly $360K into Jorge Borrego’s HD 118 bid, reshaping the GOP primary on San Antonio’s South Side.

Attorneys in McAllen say CBP is pressuring unaccompanied children to 'self‑deport' before shelter intake, arguing the practice sidesteps statutory protections and is coercive.

A DNC economic packet released ahead of the State of the Union warns millions of Texans face higher costs, possible loss of food assistance and health coverage. Independent analyses show the state would be hit hard if premium subsidies or benefits change.

President Trump will speak in Corpus Christi this Friday to push energy and the economy while remaining neutral in the crowded Texas Senate primary. The trip lands days before the March 3 primary.

A growing slate of union-backed candidates — from a steelworker to local House hopefuls — is running in Texas primaries as union ranks swell and outside money moves.

Most San Antonio school boards are declining to adopt SB 11's optional daily prayer period, citing logistical strain and legal concerns as a March 1 deadline nears.

Rep. Chip Roy’s decision to run for attorney general opened his 21st District seat to 15 candidates. A crowded GOP field and local water fights could shape the outcome.

UTSA plans to fold its race, ethnicity and gender studies unit into the Bicultural‑Bilingual Studies department effective Sept. 1, sparking faculty and student concern. The move comes amid similar restructurings across Texas and new regents rules on classroom material.

Texas AG Ken Paxton launched [email protected] and issued a 'Protect Your Vote' advisory that warns against vote harvesting and outlines potential penalties ahead of the March primary.

A new Texas law requires schools to build cardiac emergency plans, train staff and run drills after a Houston student's death.