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.

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.