Texas educators have raised concerns about the reliability of computer-scored STAAR essays, questioning whether AI can accurately judge nuanced writing.

San Antonio receives a $3 million federal grant for a study to reconnect its East Side with downtown, potentially addressing long-standing urban divide caused by Interstate 37.

Texas law enforcement is divided on SB 4, which targets illegal immigration; some officials resist while others support the legislation, amidst concerns over resources and legality.

San Antonio is considering a homebuyer assistance program for teachers to provide no-interest loans, aiming to improve retention and community investment among educators.

San Antonio intensifies cleanups of homeless encampments, aiming for 700 this year. Councilwoman Gavito supports sweeps near sensitive areas, but city officials stress the need for case management and outreach to address homelessness comprehensively.

A judge denied former SAPD officer James Brennand's request to move his trial out of San Antonio, where he faces charges for shooting teenager Erik Cantu in 2022.

Over 500 San Antonio students will attend a total solar eclipse viewing event organized by Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia with support from UTSA, Frost Bank, NASA, and other local entities.

City officials gear up to combat a rise in domestic violence; a report shows an uptick in cases, prompting the use of a new risk evaluation tool by law enforcement.

The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals halted Texas' controversial migrant arrest law, SB 4, despite an earlier decision by SCOTUS not to block it, pending an appeals process.

San Antonio city leaders focus on improving domestic violence support services following a rise in incidents, despite a decrease in related homicides since 2020. The city aims to enhance law enforcement response and public awareness.

YouTuber Brandon Herrera challenges incumbent Rep. Tony Gonzales in Texas' 23rd Congressional District, with support from Rep. Matt Gaetz and a growing campaign.

The Supreme Court maintains a block on Texas Senate Bill 4, a law enabling police to arrest individuals crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, with its future uncertain. Local leaders in San Antonio and law enforcement respond in different ways.

The Universal City Council met to conduct business including routine checks, staff reports, public engagement, and hearings, led by Mayor John Williams.