The Bexar County DA, Joe Gonzales, faces scrutiny for receiving a $9k car allowance while often being driven by security, a practice defended as compliant with regulations.

Rep. Henry Cuellar's corruption trial has been delayed till spring 2025, after the upcoming elections, despite facing bribery and money laundering charges.

Bexar County closed a new $26m criminal database, eCIJS, after it mistakenly published false information, including expunged records and incorrect convictions. The system is currently down as officials address the errors and legal implications.

San Antonio officials debate council salary raises, with a proposal to align them with the city's median income, and a plan to discuss options after the July recess, aiming for a November ballot decision.

Brandon Herrera, YouTube star and Republican candidate, requests a recount in his Texas primary runoff against Rep. Tony Gonzales, citing a narrow vote margin.

Ground Game Texas is working to amend McAllen's city charter for direct democracy, capping campaign donations, and enabling ordinances’ challenges. Despite city officials' objections, they hope to increase civic engagement and voter turnout.

A federal appeals court ruled to reinstate eight of 17 books banned in the Llano County library system after a lawsuit challenged their removal over topics like racism and transgender issues.

Ken Paxton criticizes the Biden Administration for its border security, citing evidence of officials facilitating illegal crossings and damaging Texas property. He challenges inconsistencies in federal immigration policies.

The Dallas City Council considers placing a measure on the November ballot to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, after a petition received over 50,000 signatures.

Texas AG Paxton's lawsuit leads to the IRS withdrawing a policy change that could've impacted Texas's child support enforcement, following which Paxton dismisses the suit but remains watchful.

Texas AG Paxton reminds governments to redact voter info on ballots, emphasizing the mandatory secrecy of ballot choices as per state law and repeated legal opinions.

San Antonio Councilwoman Cabello Havrda supported funding for a non-profit led by her employee, raising ethical concerns. Debate on city charter amendments also divides the council.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating car manufacturers for potentially harvesting and selling driver data, which may violate consumer protection laws.