A federal judge has drawn national veterans leaders into a San Antonio trademark fight over who can legally use the American GI Forum name.

Northside ISD is writing its first campus lactation policy after principals said they needed clearer guidance on breaks and private space.

A Northside ISD mom worries a state law letter means her daughter's AP Human Geography class may skip key topics before the exam.

The San Antonio firm's biggest deal yet pushes combined assets to $571 billion and chases CEO David Brown's trillion-dollar goal.

Professors who built careers around remote flexibility say the abrupt switch to five-day, in-person weeks left them scrambling — and some have already walked away.

Mike Johnson hits Laredo, Harlingen, San Antonio and San Patricio County this week as Republicans try to flip three Democratic-held border seats.

Juan Alvarado Elementary's first bell caps a $39.9 million project tied to a Sky Harbour Elementary closure across town.

The Railroad Commission of Texas ditched its public comment slot at monthly meetings in a split vote, pushing residents toward staff-run listening sessions instead.

A watchdog group says a councilwoman's email chain on SAWS rate hikes crossed a legal line. Prosecutors say the complaint needs more digging.

A staffer's repost of a Bush-era privatization message forced Ken Paxton's Senate campaign to publicly deny the idea. Texas has 4.8 million beneficiaries watching closely.

The board's proposed rate would generate $52.5 million, mostly to fund flood-gauge upgrades after 13 died at Beitel Creek.

New Braunfels homeowners could pay up to $39 less even as the city adds 19 new jobs and raises for staff.

A $60.5 million Tinder age-discrimination settlement pays out to anyone who bought Plus or Gold in California from 2015 to 2019 — even if they now live in Texas.