Governor Abbott Escalates Texas Border Security, Defies Biden Amid Stalemate
Governor Greg Abbott announces intensified border security efforts in Texas, challenging the Biden administration's immigration policies and highlighting the continued conflict as federal immigration reform falters.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Seeks Dismissal of Fraud Charges Before Houston Trial
Texas AG Ken Paxton's legal team is working to have his fraud charges dismissed, arguing against accusations of securities fraud tied to actions before his latest election term. Paxton is also facing an impeachment trial scheduled for September.
San Antonio's Acequia Trails Vote Delayed Amid Residents' Concerns
The San Antonio City Council has postponed a vote on a zoning change for the Acequia Trails complex, targeting March 7. Amid community concerns, dialogue is sought before deciding on the affordable housing project for the homeless.
Incumbent Bexar County Commissioner Seeks Reelection Amid Growing Influence and Critique
Rebeca Clay-Flores, an incumbent Bexar County Commissioner, has significantly increased her campaign funds since her 2020 victory, amassing over $500,000. Her impact has realigned county power dynamics despite some criticisms.
Alamo Colleges District Aims to Nearly Double Workforce Program Students by 2028 in San Antonio
The Alamo Colleges District plans to increase its workforce program enrollment to 15,000 by 2028, adding over 30 new programs and several bachelor's degrees to meet the demand in high-growth fields.
Texas House Republicans Targeted by Misleading Political Ads, According to San Antonio Reports
The article discusses misleading political ads by the Family Empowerment Coalition PAC that target Texas House Republicans like Steve Allison over education and border security, misrepresenting their records.












