The Agave Democratic Infrastructure Fund, a PAC seeking to strengthen Texas Democrats, focuses on recruiting candidates and refining party messages rather than just campaigning.

Former Rep. Will Hurd emphasizes civility in politics post-presidential bid, engaging the youth, while Nikki Haley suspends her campaign, not endorsing Trump but remaining politically active.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg supports President Biden's executive order to limit asylum seekers once a daily threshold is reached, amid controversy and potential legal challenges.

Roxanne Mathai settled with Bexar County for $395,000 over a wrongful termination suit and plans to run for Sheriff against Javier Salazar. She was fired after attending the January 6 rally but claims no riot involvement.

The San Antonio Charter Review Commission concluded its work, criticized for not including community ideas in its final proposal despite public input sessions.

San Antonio Councilwoman Viagran, initially backing a ban on horse-drawn carriages, now seeks compromise for their continuation, while others remain in favor of the ban, highlighting the complexity of balancing tradition and modern urban concerns.

The Northside Independent School District approved a 2% raise and a $1,100 stipend for full-time employees, setting teacher salaries over $60,000, despite Texas schools' financial struggles without state aid.

President Biden's new immigration order, capping asylum claims when illegal crossings exceed a set number, faces criticism from Texas politicians and concerns from migrant advocacy groups.

President Biden is set to sign an executive order to limit migrant inflows by closing the border when unauthorized crossings exceed certain numbers, despite mixed opinions on its effectiveness.

U.S. Rep. Colin Allred is challenging Sen. Ted Cruz for the Texas Senate seat, with significant national Democratic support and a strategy focused on targeted advertising rather than extensive state touring.

A carriage company's plan for new stables in Roosevelt Park was rejected by the Board of Adjustment, amidst debates about the industry's future in San Antonio.

Tech entrepreneur Beto Altamirano enters the San Antonio mayoral race, advocating for public safety and job creation, with a background in public service and business.

Texas Speaker Dade Phelan retained his seat after an expensive runoff election, outspending challenger Bryan Covey with significant out-of-state contributions. He increased support in key areas and saw high voter turnout despite Covey's contentions.