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.

CPS Energy is implementing a 4.25% rate increase on February 1, which will add an average monthly charge of $4.45 to San Antonio residential customer bills.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte seeks forgiveness after a DWI arrest, amidst support from constituents who downplay the incident and call for his committee reinstatement.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to allow federal agents to cut Texas-installed razor wire on the U.S.-Mexico border, challenging Texas' border enforcement strategy.

CPS Energy partners with Genesis Consolidated Industries to launch a 150-megawatt solar farm in Caldwell County, aiming to cut coal use by 2028 and expand solar capacity.

South San Antonio ISD contemplates layoffs due to a $9.5 million budget deficit. San Antonio ISD closes schools for heating issues caused by "human error," planning to reopen the following Monday.

Four San Antonio council members hint at mayoral ambitions for 2025, with two confirming their intent to run, amid strategic campaign financing and political positioning.

Supreme Court allows removal of Texas' razor wire from the US-Mexico border, overriding a lower court’s decision.