The U.S. Supreme Court halted the EPA's smog control plan impacting Texas and other states, raising concerns about cross-border ozone pollution and health impacts.

Floresville ISD has approved random drug tests for students in extracurriculars or with cars on campus, causing parental concern about fairness and stigmatization.

San Antonio Councilwoman Gavito proposes stricter dangerous dog control measures, including higher fines, mandatory animal sterilization, and anonymous reporting protections, following severe dog attacks.

San Antonio unveils a memorial for 53 migrants who died in a smuggling incident, with limestone boulders for each individual and a central plaque. The memorial cost under $100k and offers a reflective space for the community.

The San Antonio Report highlights the decline of the Republican presence in Bexar County, Texas, amidst ideological splits and a powerful Democratic hold on the area.

Helotes, TX is set to hold a public hearing on July 11, 2024, to discuss a 10-acre boundary expansion as part of Bricewood Subdivision Unit-6A. Interested parties can attend or stream the meeting online.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has been fined $500 by the Texas Ethics Commission for using county resources for political endorsement during a press conference.

Texas faced a potential violation of ballot secrecy due to publicly accessible voter data, prompting state officials to issue emergency guidelines to protect voter privacy.

The Justice Department will provide technical assistance to the Uvalde Police Department through its Collaborative Reform Initiative to improve training and community engagement post-Robb Elementary shooting.

Councilmember Dr. Kaur's initiative invites District 1 residents to suggest street light placements to improve neighborhood safety and reduce crime through various contact methods.

San Antonio city officials and firefighters union remain far apart on contract negotiations, with the city offering a 5% wage increase facing a $68 million gap in financial expectations.

The SAISD Board approved the 2024-2025 budget with cuts and a modest salary increase for staff, despite financial struggles and a pending tax rate decision.

Texas State University's planned presidential debate was canceled after both presidential campaigns withdrew from the Commission on Presidential Debates.