Texas voters are deciding key party nominees in the primary runoff elections with potential changes to the state's political landscape, affecting the GOP, education funding, gun policy, and Democratic internal dynamics.

Voters in Bexar County face pivotal primary runoff elections that could reshape the local GOP and Democratic political dynamics, featuring key races and notable incumbents defending their seats.

UTSA offers an array of summer camps for youth encompassing academics, athletics, and arts, with some programs nearing full capacity. Registration is available on their website.

The article discusses the increase in suicide rates among military personnel compared to combat fatalities, with the Army showing particularly high rates. It explores various contributing factors and discusses new research approaches for prevention.

The San Antonio-New Braunfels area's median family income decreased by $100, affecting eligibility for HUD housing assistance programs, but is not expected to impact significantly.

Several San Antonio school districts have been suspending homeless students, violating a 2019 Texas law. Districts admitted to the oversight and plan corrective training. The TEA is reviewing suspension data to enforce compliance.

Abraham George has been elected as the chair of the Texas Republican Party, reflecting a shift to a more conservative stance. Despite past personal controversies, he aims to unite the party ahead of the 2024 elections.

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.