Monica Ramirez Alcántara was reelected as Bexar County's Democratic Chair and Kris Coons became the new Republican Chair. Both won their races amid controversy and are preparing for future elections.

Rep. Tony Gonzales heads to a runoff against Brandon Herrera for Texas' 23rd district. Gonzales didn't win a majority in the GOP primary, with Herrera, a well-funded YouTuber, as his main challenger.

Kristian Carranza won the Democratic primary in Texas House District 118 and will face Republican incumbent John Lujan in November. Her win signals a shift towards progressive politics in the competitive district.

Marc LaHood wins the Republican primary for Texas House District 121 over incumbent Steve Allison, backed by heavy funding and support from high-profile Republicans.

Governor Greg Abbott visited Canadian, Texas, to address the public and ensure state support against the wildfires burning over a million acres, with the Smokehouse Creek blaze being the largest.

CPS Energy has postponed its new citizen committee formation to seek public feedback on its bylaws, responding to trustee concerns for more transparency and involvement.

The Charter Review Commission in San Antonio proposes substantial salary increases for city council members and the mayor, along with council term extensions to four years, sparking local debate.

Today is the last chance for voters in Bexar County to participate in the Texas primary elections, with low turnout noted so far, particularly among Democrats. Republicans, however, have seen a 23% increase in early votes compared to 2020.

A federal appeals court reinstated Texas' Senate Bill 4, a law that allows police to detain individuals suspected of illegally entering the U.S., pending a possible Supreme Court review.

Pleasanton Police Chief David Swing is retiring in April to become Executive Director of EBRCSA, after a tenure notable for innovative public safety strategies and community contributions.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is seeking a backup plan for the city's Migrant Resource Center as federal funding dwindles, with talks scheduled for a council meeting.

Southside Independent School District is set to receive new sidewalks along Martinez Losoya Road for student safety, funded by Bexar County with a $150,000 investment, after concerns about dangerous commutes.

San Antonio unveils a plan to tackle violence by repeat offenders, including increased law enforcement collaboration and a new office focused on crime's root causes.