The San Antonio Report details the federal funding support for the city's Silver Line BRT project, despite unclear local funding. Mayor Nirenberg's upcoming visit to the border with President Biden highlights immigration issues.

San Antonio's Tech Bloc aims to attract Mexican tech talent by emulating Monterrey's collaborative model between tech companies and the government, appealing to the cultural connections for potential entrepreneurs.

St. Mary's University in San Antonio will launch a BSN program in fall 2024 after approvals, addressing the local nurse shortage and joining efforts by regional institutions to expand healthcare education.

Governor Greg Abbott's backing of pro-voucher candidates leads to the defeat of nine anti-voucher Republicans, possibly changing Texas education policy.

A National Guard helicopter crashed near the US-Mexico border, killing two soldiers and a Border Patrol agent. One soldier was injured. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Ana Laura Ramirez faces Elizabeth Martinez in a runoff for Bexar County judge despite a signature controversy.

Julie Salamanca, Utility Billing Supervisor for Seguin, was named January's Employee of the Month for her extraordinary commitment and professionalism amidst increased workload challenges.

San Antonio's District 2, under Councilman McKee-Rodriguez, is creating an Office of Integrated Community Safety to address crime holistically, coordinating with various city departments and strategies.

A Uvalde city-commissioned report clears police of policy violations in the school shooting, causing outrage among victim's families during a City Council meeting.

San Antonio City Council approved $13.5 million for three new housing projects to alleviate homelessness, adding 288 permanent supportive housing units.

San Antonio's City Council is struggling with the uncertainty of federal funding for migrant aid, considering various stop-gap measures to support the local Migrant Resource Center and transit hub.

School voucher advocates in Texas see increased momentum after state primaries, with Gov. Abbott's support and substantial funding potentially shifting the landscape of education funding toward private schooling.

Efforts to replace Bexar County’s elections administrator, Jacque Callanen, intensifies amid reports of voter harassment and a lack of successor, as judicial primaries in the county heat up.