Alamo Colleges is confronting a roughly $28M shortfall after property‑tax receipts and state funding shifts tightened the district’s 2027 outlook.

Bexar County signed a jail‑limited 287(g) agreement with ICE but has not applied for the state grants that accompany it, the Texas Comptroller says.

Jane Nelson announced she'll step down as Texas secretary of state effective July 17 after more than three years leading the office. The governor has not named a replacement.

A new AP and KFF Health News investigation found hundreds of ICE detainees across 33 states alleging delayed or denied medical care, as deaths in custody rise and oversight offices close. Lawyers and lawmakers say the filings show a nationwide pattern of missed medications, postponed specialist visits and untreated infections.

TPWD adopted new rules that require a 600‑hour apprenticeship and cap satellite facilities; volunteer rescuers warn small centers could be squeezed. The changes take effect Sept. 1, 2027.

Rudy Garza, CPS Energy's president and CEO, notified the utility he will retire after 14 years. The board will meet Thursday to begin the CEO succession process.

James Talarico packed Paper Tiger in San Antonio, pushed back at Ken Paxton and pointed to early polling that shows a tight Senate race in Texas. The event doubled as a local organizing push.

A Fifth Circuit motions panel temporarily lifted a hold on Texas' App Store Accountability Act, allowing age checks and parental‑consent rules to run while appeals continue.

Last-minute early-voting swaps have left Alamo Colleges District 9 finalists rushing to correct voters’ information and worrying that removed library sites could depress turnout.

A San Antonio tow firm agreed to pay $280,000 after federal officials say it auctioned vehicles belonging to deployed troops; dozens of service members will be compensated.

State senators pressed health officials in Austin over soaring medical bills, demanding clearer data and options to lower out‑of‑pocket costs. The hearing laid out competing fixes and a long road to legislation.

County officials warn a roughly $145 million shortfall by fiscal 2029. The county manager says commissioners were caught off guard as leaders weigh cuts and timelines.

A San Antonio firefighter says he was pushed out after testing positive for THC despite a state medical prescription. The firefighters' union is threatening legal action.