Republican governors, led by Texas Gov. Abbott, condemn Biden’s immigration policies during a gathering in Eagle Pass, Texas, pledging support to secure the border.

Denver is ending its winter hospitality for migrants, facing resource strains, with officials fearing an increase in homelessness.

A report by Children at Risk shows most San Antonio schools struggling, with critics urging a broader assessment of school quality beyond letter grades based on test scores.

Bipartisan Senate talks and the Biden administration near a deal on immigration, aiming to address border management and asylum processes amid rising crossings.

The deadline to register for the 2024 Texas primary is February 5, with early voting starting on February 20 and the primary on Super Tuesday, March 5. Local government election filing ended on January 18.

Texas Governor Abbott is hosting a press conference on border control issues related to Operation Lone Star, highlighting the conflict with federal immigration policies.

The San Antonio City Council approved a new code of conduct aimed at improving member behavior with provisions on social media etiquette and standards for interaction with city staff.

H-E-B and Valero donated over $3 million to the Texas Biomed Institute for a new Center for Science Education to support STEM for San Antonio students.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five cities over their lenient marijuana policies that contradict state laws, challenging local decriminalization efforts.

Fox San Antonio refutes rumors of Texas secession in response to Governor Abbott's deployment of the National Guard at the border. TikTok CEO defends the app's data security amidst U.S. concerns.

Texas Supreme Court green-lights law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors, sparking backlash and legal battles.

San Antonio officials watched unedited footage of Hamas attacks at an Israeli Consulate event, highlighting the need for truth about the incidents.

UTSA launches a new public opinion research center to fill a local polling gap and will utilize students to survey local issues, avoiding political campaign work.