Gov. Abbott told public colleges to hold undergraduate tuition flat for 2026–27 while the state boosted student aid by $328 million to expand grant coverage.

A UnidosUS poll of 500 Texas Latino voters finds roughly one in five who backed Trump in 2024 would switch in a do‑over, driven largely by cost‑of‑living worries.

DoD pauses reviews for 54 Texas wind projects, leaving developers and counties facing tighter timelines, higher costs and a looming tax‑credit deadline.

TEA's Intruder Detection Audit shows most campuses passed safety checks, but around 13% had findings — largely door and maintenance problems.

A May 20 memo from Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones accuses a District 7 aide of refusing to cooperate with an SAPD probe into a leak of her home security details.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued CAM Solar, accusing the San Antonio firm of deceptive sales and broken systems. The state seeks restitution and penalties under the DTPA.

A military surveillance blimp loaned to CBP broke free near Laredo and was later found crashed in Mexico; recovery teams from both countries are responding.

Witnesses say ICE officers swarmed a vehicle outside the Las Palmas Branch Library during early voting and left after the sheriff intervened. Local officials criticized the timing and placement of the operation.

Comal County commissioners asked the state to study data center impacts, press for water‑use transparency and re‑examine tax incentives tied to the facilities.

Incumbent Lucy Adame-Clark and Cynthia Castro head to a May 26 runoff in a race focused on records access and an ethics complaint over a paid magazine profile. Turnout will be decisive in the low-profile contest.

The Pentagon halted a planned nine‑month rotation of Fort Hood’s 2nd Armored Brigade to Poland, stopping more than 4,000 troops and equipment amid a posture review and budget pressures.

A 93‑year‑old San Antonio woman's trouble getting to a senior center prompted a District 7 proposal to widen the city's five‑mile free‑ride boundary. The CCR asks staff to explore an expanded radius, VIA partnerships and outside funding.

Councilmember Jalen McKee‑Rodriguez filed a 'LOVIN' CCR to study restroom access, ID accuracy and single‑user facilities for marginalized San Antonians; Texas' new bathroom law complicates implementation.