The Ector County Independent School District in West Texas faces financial struggles with a $12 million deficit, rising costs, and a focus on preserving teacher spending.

The San Antonio City Council approved six charter amendments for the November ballot, despite Councilmember Whyte's opposition to increased pay and longer term limits for council members.

Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes resources, including over 200 firefighters and support staff, to tackle the increasing wildfire threat in Texas amid dry conditions.

Plans for a new downtown ballpark for the San Antonio Missions by April 2028 have sparked mixed reactions regarding potential community and business impacts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott spoke at the Portland Chamber of Commerce, highlighting Texas' economic success and business-friendly policies, while also discussing state border security measures.

San Antonio council members propose ways to protect tenants from water shutoffs at apartments with delinquent bills, including penalties for landlords and public postings of overdue properties.

San Antonio's bond ratings are affirmed at AAA and AA+ by S&P, Moody’s, and Fitch, reflecting its strong fiscal management and stable economic outlook.

San Antonio officials are surveying the public on four potential futures for horse-drawn carriages, amid concerns over animal welfare and working conditions.

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.