The Texas Ethics Commission plans to require social media influencers to disclose payments for political ads, following a case involving company Influenceable LLC.

Migrants with disabilities face difficulties accessing the U.S. asylum system due to the inaccessibility of the CBP One phone app, leading to legal action by advocacy groups.

After Alabama's Supreme Court classified frozen embryos as human beings, Texas IVF practitioners and patients worry about potential legal complications impacting fertility treatments, despite current state laws shielding the procedure.

A U.S. appeals court upheld a stay on Texas's SB4 law criminalizing illegal border crossings, a decision the Biden administration views as a win for federal immigration authority.

The South San Antonio ISD board is uniting to address a projected $4.4 million deficit by September, considering measures such as staff layoffs and school closures.

The Northside ISD board voted against raising wages for its support staff, rejecting the AFT's grievance which highlighted financial struggles of employees left out of a 2023 pay raise initiative.

San Antonio's new flood prevention plan may displace over 100 residents for a project over five years, sparking concern among those potentially affected.

JCB plans to build a new manufacturing facility on San Antonio's South Side, with local governments offering $32 million in incentives. The project promises a $265.7 million investment and 1,580 jobs by 2028.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs an order to combat antisemitism on college campuses, including policy reviews and potential expulsion for violations.

The Hector and Gloria López Foundation awards $7.2M to San Antonio universities for first-generation college students, covering tuition, housing, and more.

NISD employees will receive a pay raise for the 2023-2024 academic year despite initial fiscal concerns and union disputes over equitable compensation for staff.

Texas' SB4 law, impacting migrants unaware of its legal consequences, is caught in ongoing judicial battles, with enforcement currently blocked by federal courts.

Bexar County offers JCB Manufacturing nearly $12 million in incentives for a new San Antonio plant, promising local job creation with a requirement of specific hiring milestones.