The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the ban on drag shows at West Texas A&M, maintaining the university president's prohibition.

The Fort Sam Houston ISD is seeking two new school board members to oversee the education of military-connected students, with applications due by March 21.

Pornhub disables its content in Texas in response to a state law requiring age verification, despite challenging the law as a free speech infringement.

Experts predict a surge in Texas border crossings, with some warning that state measures may not be sustainable despite recent decreases in migrant numbers.

San Antonio Pets Alive is building a new, 16,000-square foot shelter, designed by Lake | Flato, funded by a Petco Love donation. Lake | Flato also partnered with Icon to create a 3D-printed, sustainable house in Austin.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is overseeing budget negotiations in San Antonio school districts, with state-appointed conservators aiming to prevent financial mismanagement.

The trial of Jose Ruiz, accused of a child's death and facing life, enters day three; his co-accused, the child’s mother, to testify as part of her plea deal.

Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia of San Antonio attended the National League of Cities meeting to advocate for her community and invited President Biden to visit the local Migrant Resource Center.

San Antonio's ACS is addressing issues identified in a city audit concerning the monitoring of rescue partners and ensuring animal welfare, with reforms and a corrective action plan in place.

U.S. Representatives Henry Cuellar and Tom Suozzi lead the Democrats for Border Security Task Force, aiming to develop bipartisan border security solutions.

San Antonio receives nearly $3 million for a study to improve East Side and downtown connectivity, funded by the DOT's Reconnecting Communities program and supported by recent federal laws.

San Antonio's District 3 Office collaborates with local organizations to plant trees and edible plants as part of an urban agriculture project aimed at improving the environment and addressing food insecurity.

Uvalde Police Chief Daniel Rodriguez resigns amid scrutiny over the response to the Robb Elementary School shooting. His resignation is effective April 6.