Texas AG Ken Paxton secures a $10.22 million settlement with major wireless carriers for deceptive marketing practices, mandating more transparent advertising.

San Antonio's City Council unanimously agreed to rename Pavilion 2 in Rosedale Park after local boxing legend Robert "Pikin" Quiroga, in honor of his accomplishments.

Two Bexar County Republicans aim to back Texas House Speaker candidates who will exclude Democrats from chair positions, causing tension amidst upcoming elections.

Texas Democrats aim to flip House seats by opposing the GOP's stance on education funding and school vouchers, centering their campaign on defending public schools.

Over 600 apartments in San Antonio lost water due to unpaid bills by property managers, affecting residents' daily lives and prompting disputes over payments and a call for more compassionate solutions.

San Antonio is set to open bids for a $500K reproductive health fund, including potentially controversial funds for abortion travel, with City Council to decide on allocations after reviewing proposals.

U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called for mandatory warning labels on social media platforms to address potential negative mental health impacts on youth.

The article reflects on the 12th anniversary of DACA, its benefits to recipients like "Dreamer" Andrea Rathbone Ramos, and the ongoing legal challenges threatening its future.

Bexar County voters elected their first appraisal board members, including Erika Hizel and Robert Bruce, aiming to enhance transparency in property appraisals. Turnout was low, with less than 1% of voters participating.

The Bexar Appraisal District board expands with three new elected members to address property appraisal concerns and oversee the Appraisal Review Board.

Housing advocates protested the firing of Ed Hinojosa, CEO of Opportunity Home, outside San Antonio's city hall, questioning the board's decision linked to notices issued to over 600 families in public housing.

San Antonio's District 5 Councilmember questions the removal of Opportunity Home CEO Ed Hinojosa Jr., citing his role in securing $24.9 million for affordable housing and stopping the demolition of the Alazán-Apache Courts.

The Texas Supreme Court reviews disciplinary action against Attorney General Ken Paxton and Brent Webster initiated by the State Bar of Texas over a 2020 election lawsuit.