Key Texas races shape San Antonio's political scene, with Senator Ted Cruz and other incumbents facing primary challenges. Governor Abbott and Attorney General Paxton also influence state legislative battles.

House Republicans visited the Texas border to criticize Biden's border policies, while Democrats accused them of political theatrics and called for comprehensive reforms.

San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood retires after an investigation found him making inappropriate comments, leading to city officials enforcing his exit.

Speaker Mike Johnson and GOP colleagues visit Texas to exert pressure on immigration policy amidst considerations of Ukraine aid, stirring political tensions.

San Antonio's DA Office has tightened policies on plea bargains for first-time DWI offenses, requiring accountability for high BAC levels or prior charges.

Texas SB 17 has led to the removal of DEI programs in public universities, affecting the operations of diversity offices as the state enacts 30 new laws.

The U.S. national debt is nearing $34 trillion, equating to almost $100,000 per citizen, with bipartisan attempts to address the issue proving ineffective.

The Southern Baptist Convention settled a lawsuit involving sexual abuse allegations against former leader Paul Pressler, avoiding a trial set for February.

Texas has banned diversity offices in public universities, with 30 new laws impacting education, economy, taxes, criminal justice, charitable tax benefits, and healthcare insurance processes.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick proposed potentially removing President Biden from the state's ballot over immigration policies, inspired by a Colorado decision involving Trump.

Amarillo City Council in Texas debates a proposed ordinance to restrict abortion travel to states where it is legal, considering legal, moral, and economic implications.

Eagle Pass, Texas, is overwhelmed by migrants, with over 4,000 arrivals in a day. Congressman Gonzales urges for help, highlighting the strain on local resources and the spillover effect in San Antonio.

President Biden nominated legal experts Ernest Gonzalez and Leon Schydlower to the federal bench in Texas, with both garnering support from the state's Republican senators.