Texas Democrats Colin Allred and Roland Gutierrez debated different strategies for their U.S. Senate primary, highlighting party divisions on various political issues.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced $1.4 billion investment from Indian firms, creating job opportunities and strengthening Texas-India economic relations.

JCB announced it will build a new manufacturing plant in San Antonio, promising to create 1,500 jobs and generating considerable economic impact for the region.

A San Antonio businessman admitted to bribing a VA official for federal contracts, while the official manipulated bid processes for personal gain. Both pleaded guilty.

Children At Risk's report on San Antonio schools shows wide disparities in academic performance, with only 20 out of 587 schools receiving top grades. Half of the lowest-ranking elementary schools in Texas are in Bexar County.

The South San Antonio Independent School District authorized its Superintendent to conduct layoffs to address a $12 million budget deficit, potentially affecting 20 positions but avoiding elementary staff cuts.

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is set to rehear the Texas border buoys case, while a lower court denied Gov. Abbott's request to delay proceedings. The case involves a dispute over Texas-installed buoys to direct migrants at the Rio Grande.

The US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 allowing the Biden administration to remove razor wire barriers along the Texas border, despite opposition from Texas officials.

San Antonio City Councilman John Courage has officially announced his bid for the 2025 mayoral race, becoming the first to do so as current Mayor Nirenberg reaches term limits.

Texas maintains barriers at Shelby Park for border security, despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing federal agents to cut through concertina wire; tension with the federal government persists.

Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas flags at half-staff in honor of fallen Navy SEAL Nathan Ingram, who died alongside Christopher Chambers on a mission near Somalia.

The article discusses the challenges faced by GOP presidential candidates, their campaign fund management, and the impact of extreme weather and legal issues on their campaigns.

Texas billionaires Tim Dunn and Farris Wilks fund a new PAC, Texans United for a Conservative Majority, with $2 million despite their prior scandal involving white supremacist Nick Fuentes.