Senator Ted Cruz and Congressman Colin Allred are set to debate in Dallas ahead of the Texas Senate race, impacting the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.

The poll shows Texas voters prioritize border security, affordability, abortion, and education, while the AFL-CIO celebrates election results favoring worker issues and the election of two Latinas to Congress.

Former Castroville Police Chief Christopher Filline was convicted of federal wire fraud for orchestrating the destruction of a vehicle to defraud an insurance firm.

Bexar County partners with DeafLink to provide sign language services at voting sites, enhancing accessibility for deaf voters as detailed by a KSAT report.

The Supreme Court directed the 5th Circuit to reevaluate journalist Priscilla Villarreal's lawsuit, considering new precedents on retaliatory arrests.

Rep. Colin Allred challenges Sen. Ted Cruz for his Senate seat in Texas. The close race sees both sides rallying support and raising significant funds ahead of the elections.

Governor Abbott has declared a wildfire disaster in Texas, enabling a swift response and resource mobilization due to critical fire conditions affecting several counties.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Brian A. Bailey as chair of the Texas Facilities Commission, affirming his leadership in managing state properties and the Texas border wall construction.

Governor Abbott honored those affected by fentanyl in Texas, highlighting the crisis and state efforts to combat it, including awareness campaigns and legislation to enhance penalties and education.

San Antonio's Animal Care Services is hosting the Dogtober Fall Festival on October 26, featuring pet adoptions, live music, a market, food trucks, a costume contest, and more, aimed at finding homes for pets.

The San Antonio Municipal Court is offering a Fall Case Resolution Campaign to help individuals settle outstanding citations without fear of arrest, with options for in-person, virtual court sessions, or online payments.

Thirty-four cadets graduated from the San Antonio Police Department's Cadet Class 24-Alpha into new officers, committed to public service after eight months of intensive training.

The article discusses challenges Texas pollsters face with increasing call screening, impacting polling accuracy and costs in gathering public opinion.