Tensions rise in Eagle Pass, Texas, as Governor Abbott's immigration measures lead to a militarized border zone and a legal clash with federal authorities.

The Texas Department of Public Safety, under Gov. Abbott's directive, arrested undocumented migrants for trespassing, despite Biden administration objections. This has led to a clash over immigration enforcement authority.

San Antonio Councilman Manny Pelaez withdrew support for a resolution calling for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, which he previously co-authored, leading to the resolution's failure.

Two SAISD leaders resigned following heating and plumbing failures that led to 98 schools closing, impacting 47,000 students. An external investigation is promised.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is set to accept judgment in a whistleblower lawsuit that accused him of corruption, forgoing further legal fight and a deposition.

Texas Medicaid now covers low-income mothers for 12 months post-childbirth, aligning with most states and benefitting thousands. This extension is effective from March 1.

Officials in Bexar County debate the job security of Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen as future elections approach, with no clear decision on her tenure beyond the March primary.

The TEA is monitoring Edgewood ISD for data submission errors and has imposed a corrective action plan, while Texas schools are in a legal tussle with the TEA over grading systems.

San Antonio is searching for a new fire chief following the retirement of Charles Hood amid misconduct allegations. Interim Chief Christopher Monestier is leading the department during the transition.

SAISD closed all schools for repairs due to heating failures after an arctic blast. The superintendent apologized for the initial response and offered curbside meals to students during closures.

San Antonio adopts a public health strategy to address violence, focusing on youth crimes and gun incidents, and aiming to connect research with interventions and boost coordination among local organizations.

The 5th Circuit Court is set to re-hear the Texas border buoy case while ruling in favor of Texas on the razor wire issue, amid state-federal disputes over border security measures.

Texas educators are challenging the state's school rating system in court, fearing it will harm their communities. A judge ruled new rules unlawful, but the TEA appealed, delaying the release of school performance data.