The Bexar County Commissioners voted to remove Chris Forbrich from an advisory board after he allegedly used a sexist slur against Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores.

San Antonio's budget discussions are complicated by firefighter union contract negotiations and potential charter amendments affecting city leadership compensation.

A U.S. District Court ruled that Google illegally maintained a monopoly in internet search and advertising, violating the Sherman Act, as per Texas AG Ken Paxton. The decision stems from a multi-year legal challenge highlighting Google's dominance.

SAWS proposes a $1.08 billion budget for 2025, focusing on water main repairs without increasing residential rates and improving infrastructure to prevent leaks.

The Bexar County GOP has questioned the motives behind Democratic candidate Kristian Carranza's adoption of a Hispanic surname in a primarily Hispanic district.

Texas schools face challenges as federal COVID-19 relief funds approach their expiration, impacting initiatives and budget stability for districts like Port Arthur ISD.

San Antonio Water System is replacing asbestos-cement pipes due to leaks and rising health concerns, despite water tests meeting EPA standards for asbestos fibers.

SAWS is addressing a major sewer spill in San Antonio near McAllister Park, caused by an eight-inch sewer pipe collapse, with over 100,000 gallons of wastewater released. Repair and containment were swift despite ongoing sewage system upgrades.

San Antonio officials express support for using tax revenue to partially fund a new downtown stadium for the minor league baseball team, aiming to spur economic growth.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints new members and reappoints existing ones to Texas' Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome Advisory Council, emphasizing diverse expertise and continued efforts in PANS research and advocacy.

A Texas Ranger previously fired for his actions during the Uvalde school shooting was reinstated after a district attorney's request and the completion of investigations.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is assessing a $100,000-a-day fine on Texas Health and Human Services and debating Judge Janis Jack's removal from a foster care case due to perceived bias.

New data shows the U.S. contributions to the Rio Grande's water levels have significantly decreased, not just Mexico's, with U.S. reservoirs low and water supply concerns rising.