Bexar County holds its first-ever election for the Appraisal District board, with Naomi Miller winning Place 1 and runoffs pending for Places 2 and 3. Local governance sees power shifts and increased financial costs due to the elections.

Moderate candidates swept NEISD school board elections, defeating conservatives despite their extensive campaign efforts, and retaining a focus on traditional public education values.

Bexar County residents vote in local elections, with key races at NEISD and several ballot initiatives. Free public transportation is provided to assist voters.

The San Antonio City Council has approved funding for major safety upgrades on Zarzamora Street, including pedestrian and bicycle improvements, to reduce accidents.

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar denies charges of bribery and money laundering linked to foreign entities, as he faces a federal indictment that implicates both him and his wife.

Texas AG Ken Paxton criticizes the Austin City Council's resolution to defy the state's ban on gender transition treatments for minors, stressing the state's legal authority.

Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar insists on his innocence amid reports of a potential indictment involving him, his wife, and a staffer, linked to connections with Azerbaijan.

Several San Antonio council members are considering a run for mayor in 2025, while the city council voted to reduce the frequency of campaign donor disclosures.

Pro-Palestine student protests at UTSA lead to a meeting with a university official, while UT Austin students face academic challenges and police crackdown repercussions amidst their demonstrations.

Bexar County voters are preparing for an election that will determine city leaders, school board trustees, and bond proposals, with key races in the North East ISD board.

Students at the University of Texas at Dallas are protesting for the university to divest from companies with ties to Israel, leading to several arrests.

San Antonio's Opportunity Home sent over 600 vacate notices to delinquent tenants, sparking protests and board surprise at the inclusion of those owing as little as $1, leading to a reevaluation of eviction focus.

Texas election official criticized for not meeting polling site requirements and a spike in election litigation raises concerns statewide.