The Northside ISD board voted against granting pay raises to certain staff, citing budget constraints, despite union grievances and debates about equitable salary increases.

San Antonio is targeting elder abuse with a new city council proposal, following numerous reports in the area, and addressing over 8,000 elder fraud cases in 2023.

The race for San Antonio's District 8 council seat is underway with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez and Sakib Shaikh confirmed to run, and Marta Pelaez considering a bid.

A Texas veteran, who legally changed his name to "Literally Anybody Else," is running for president to challenge the two-party system and offer a new option to voters.

The Bexar County Adult Detention Center passed its Texas Commission on Jail Standards inspection, showing improvements in various areas. This marks a positive change from previous years of failing to meet standards.

Texas AG Ken Paxton's securities fraud charges are set to be dropped after he agreed to conditions including paying restitution, community service, and legal education.

Congressman Colin Allred is focusing on healthcare in his Texas Senate campaign against Senator Ted Cruz, emphasizing Texans' struggles with healthcare accessibility and abortion rights.

The San Antonio Young Republicans club is mobilizing for the Texas GOP Convention, seeking to influence the party platform and attract young conservatives.

Congress passed a $1.2 trillion bill to fund the US government and included $650 million for a migrant aid program, with mixed votes from Texas Senators.

Texas AG Ken Paxton may avoid trial with a pre-trial diversion deal involving community service and restitution, without admitting guilt, for his long-running securities fraud case.

New Braunfels announces closures for Founders Day on March 29, affecting city hall, the municipal court, the library, and other facilities. Essential services like the Landa Park Golf Course remain open.

New Braunfels Councilmembers Christopher Willis and Lawrence Spradley earned the Certified Municipal Official title from the Texas Municipal League Institute.

San Antonio is debating whether to remove limits on the city manager pay and tenure, with different stakeholders expressing varying concerns about fiscal policy and democratic practices.