Bexar County voters prepare for the June 15 Appraisal Board runoff elections with early voting starting June 3 for two key seats. Various candidates vie for positions that influence property valuations.

San Antonio anticipates a spike in water main breaks after a record 7,400 leaks in 2023, due to older infrastructure and intense heat. SAWS is preparing with improved response times and adopting more resilient piping materials.

The Austin-San Antonio corridor anticipates a population increase to 6-7 million by 2030, challenging infrastructure and prompting calls for coordinated city planning and sustainability.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton utilizes consumer protection laws to investigate politically sensitive entities, raising concerns over the potential political misuse of these laws.

Texas AG Paxton uses consumer protection laws to investigate entities that conflict with his conservative views, including pharmaceutical companies, crowdfunding platforms, and children's hospitals.

State Sen. Molly Cook narrowly retained her Houston-based Senate District 15 seat against Rep. Jarvis Johnson in a Democratic primary runoff, setting up a race with Republican Joseph L. Trahan.

Governor Abbott announces that Texas SNAP recipients can now buy hot foods with their benefits following the approval from federal authorities, aiding those affected by recent storms.

Texas runoff elections saw Rep. Dade Phelan narrowly hold his seat and Gov. Abbott's endorsed Alan Schoolcraft win, indicating a potential shift in support for school vouchers. U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales also won narrowly, defying a far-right trend.

Texas' election transparency laws might expose how individuals vote, as activists' requests for voter data raise concerns about the confidentiality of ballots.

Lauren Ashley Simmons defeated incumbent Shawn Thierry in the Texas House Democratic runoff, reflecting a shift away from Thierry's alignment with GOP principles on certain issues.

Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan retains his title after defeating David Covey, signaling a moderate Republican victory over the party's far-right faction.

Jay Furman wins the Republican primary runoff for Texas' 28th district, setting him against incumbent Democrat Henry Cuellar. Despite legal charges, Cuellar retains strong local support.

Amarillo, Texas City Council is undecided on an anti-abortion petition that would ban aiding abortion travel, facing a pending deadline and citizen expectations.