A Texas judge ruled that Barbers Hill ISD can enforce its hair length policy, affecting a student with dreadlocks, despite claims of racial discrimination.

Former San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor joins the University of North Carolina as a senior adviser and professor, aiming to inspire future public servants. Her official portrait was also unveiled in San Antonio.

San Antonio City Council experiences tension with Mayor Nirenberg over alleged interference in policy proposals, while pro-Palestinian protests disrupt council meetings.

A poll by the Texas Politics Project highlights the state's partisan divide on border security, asylum, and other issues ahead of the primary elections.

San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo seeks to name a street in honor of Mexican American civil rights leader Jovita Idar to commemorate her activism and journalism.

Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez of San Antonio seeks partnership with Union Pacific to maintain rail properties, submitting a Council Consideration Request for this purpose.

Texas schools face challenges in maintaining safety measures post-Uvalde tragedy, including keeping doors locked and funding state-mandated security without adequate financial support.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is challenging three justices on the state's highest criminal court after a ruling preventing his office from prosecuting election cases without local consent.

Rep. Tony Gonzales faces primary challenges in Texas’ 23rd District, criticized for his bipartisan stances. With no Republican judicial candidates in Bexar County, local GOP tensions highlight a shift towards more conservative ideology.

Early voting starts in Texas for the 2024 primaries with various races on the line, including the presidential and Sen. Ted Cruz's seat, across more than three dozen locations in Bexar County.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott plans to increase barriers and razor wire on the border, defying a Supreme Court ruling, to bolster security and control migration.

Timothy the Hippo at the San Antonio Zoo humorously announced a bid for 'Hippo of the United States' on Presidents' Day, despite not meeting real presidential criteria.

Alamo Colleges District aims to increase its workforce training enrollment to 15,000 by 2028, with new programs targeting in-demand skills, as detailed by Chancellor Mike Flores.