Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration for allegedly using DOJ personnel to monitor Texas elections, claiming it violates state law.

Donald Trump has sued CBS for $10 billion, claiming a doctored interview with Kamala Harris on 60 Minutes. CBS denies the allegations and calls the lawsuit meritless.

Texas OB-GYNs call for abortion law reform, citing the deaths of two women, Barnica and Crain, due to alleged obstruction of care by current legislation.

Several San Antonio school districts will cancel classes for Election Day, using schools as polling sites and prioritizing safety and logistic concerns.

The Texas Secretary of State opposes federal election monitors at polling sites, in contrast with the DOJ's intent to ensure voting rights compliance. This reflects tensions over state versus federal authority in monitoring elections.

Round Rock, Texas celebrated the restoration of the historic Old Stagecoach Inn with an event featuring speeches, a ribbon-cutting, and 1850s attire, highlighting community effort and heritage.

The article discusses San Antonio's plan for a new East-West Connector to enhance regional connectivity, with local councilmembers backing a feasibility study and hoping for federal and state support.

Governor Abbott appoints four members to the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, including veterinarians and a CPA, to improve animal health care standards.

Bexar County’s Justice Center faces an urgent need for more courtroom space due to population growth and rising caseloads, as described by Judge Ron Rangel.

The Texas Department of Public Safety recorded a high number of school safety alerts in September through its iWatchTexas program, highlighting community vigilance.

Roy Rodriguez, a retired city manager with a background in civil engineering, has been appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas State Pension Review Board until 2029.

Jonathan Gary has been named the new director of San Antonio's Animal Care Services, beginning December 30, 2024, due to his extensive 25-year animal welfare experience.

News outlets, including KSAT 12, are legally pressing for the release of Texas state police records on the Uvalde shooting.