San Antonio's VIA Green Line, an 11.7-mile bus route, begins its utility rearrangement phase, aiming for a 2027 service launch.

Texas universities adjust to a legislative ban on DEI initiatives, affecting state funding, by closing multicultural offices and stopping diversity statement requirements in job applications, while navigating federal grant expectations.

Voters in Bexar County are preparing for May 28 primary runoffs. Incumbents Gonzales and Clay-Flores face challenges in their political races, amid heightened party and electoral battles.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte faces an ethics complaint alleging abuse of power involving a police welfare check related to a family custody dispute. Whyte denies the claims, calling them frivolous.

Texas House votes against school vouchers, a key part of Governor Greg Abbott's education agenda, with bipartisan opposition including from within his own party.

Kendall County offices will close for Memorial Day on May 27, 2024, to honor fallen military service members. Regular operations will resume the following day.

The SAWS board approved new drought rules to improve water conservation in San Antonio, including a billing charge for violations and modified watering hours.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster, accusing it of monopolizing the concert industry and harming competition.

Wilson County Government offices will be closed for Memorial Day, along with some waste sites. However, certain convenience centers will remain open. Services resume May 28, with emergency services unaffected.

Tech entrepreneur Beto Altamirano plans to run for mayor of San Antonio in 2025, leveraging his background in tech innovation and political organizing.

Texas Governor Abbott has announced that SNAP recipients in areas affected by recent severe weather can apply for replacements for spoiled food. The HHSC has received federal approval to offer these benefits.

Matthew McConaughey supports U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales in Texas' GOP primary with robocalls, while opponent Brandon Herrera leverages social media influencers.

The Schertz City Council is set to hold public hearings on ordinances that may change the city's landscape, including annexation and rezoning measures.