U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales outpaces GOP rival Brandon Herrera in fundraising for the Texas Congressional race, with significant national attention and corporate backing.

San Antonio is considering replacing horse-drawn carriages with electric carriages due to animal welfare and environmental concerns, with a December deadline for the transition.

San Antonio's city governance committee discusses the potential end of horse-drawn carriages, considering a 2022 City Council Consideration Request citing inhumane conditions.

Christian Henricksen, the first assistant district attorney in Bexar County, announced his resignation effective April 26, after contributing to progressive criminal justice policies.

San Antonio's hot spot policing strategy reportedly results in a 37% drop in violent crime in targeted areas, with potential expansion discussed for the 2025 budget.

Bexar County voters will elect three at-large appraisal district board members due to a new Texas law mandating elected over appointed members in larger counties.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte is reinstated to committee work by Mayor Nirenberg after a DWI arrest. Whyte faces legal challenges but has been given another chance to fulfill his duties.

Uvalde's Police Chief Homer Delgado introduced the "Guardian Initiative" to enhance the police department, while San Antonio schools saw higher absentee rates due to a total solar eclipse event.

CBP officers seized over $260,000 worth of heroin hidden in a vehicle at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge, with a U.S. citizen arrested during the operation.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick of Texas has announced his legislative priorities for 2025, focusing on housing affordability and fighting antisemitism on college campuses, among 57 points set by conservatives.

San Antonio receives $17.8 million in federal funds for migrant support, while Congressman Cuellar warns this could attract more migrants to the city.

The San Antonio City Council has approved a $3 million investment for the Ready-To-Work initiative to support workforce development and local business hiring and training efforts.

Students in San Antonio face challenges submitting FAFSA due to system glitches, impacting aid for those with non-citizen status issues. Local education officials offer support amid concerns of impacting enrollment.