The Supreme Court has sent Texas' social media law case back to the 5th Circuit, delaying a ruling on the law designed to stop platform censorship of political views. This action emphasizes the need to explore the law's constitutional applications.

San Antonio may become the site for AFCYBER's new HQ, with bipartisan support highlighting cost savings and state-of-the-art facilities for the U.S. military's growing cyber forces.

The U.S. Supreme Court frequently overturns the 5th Circuit Court's decisions, including in areas such as abortion and social media moderation, highlighting a divide within conservative judiciary circles.

The SEDC Annual Report highlights past year achievements and economic development in Schertz, including business initiatives, demographic changes, and financial summaries.

John Sharp announced his retirement as Texas A& M University System Chancellor, effective June 2025, after impactful growth during his 13-year tenure.

San Antonio reveals a new memorial with 53 limestone boulders to honor migrants who died in a trailer tragedy, featuring a plaque with their names. The project, costing under $100,000, aims to provide a place for community reflection and prayer.

San Antonio considers curfew for Hemisfair district after concerns over security and incidents, despite increased patrols and potential misconceptions of crime rates.

Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen resigned following legal setbacks and a closed-door meeting with county officials. She will stay until a new replacement is found.

San Antonio is implementing a wide-ranging initiative to curb violence in the southeast city area, involving security upgrades and community services.

Tarrell County, Texas, sees increased migrants, influencing the U.S. presidential race debate on immigration. Biden's scrutinized "parole-in-place" program faces legal and political challenges.

The Supreme Court upheld bans on homeless encampments, impacting Texas cities with similar bans, amid a homelessness crisis and debates over constitutional rights and public safety.

San Antonio's pet management policy faces criticism as officials report 4,800 unsterilized animals may return to streets; Mayor Nirenberg and Council discuss concerns over stray animal safety and sterilization enforcement.

Boerne's City Council is discussing the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, focusing on inflation, employee satisfaction, infrastructure, and quality of life improvements, with public meetings planned for further input.