The chief historian of the Texas State Historical Association said racists have used the Alamo as a symbol for white supremacy.
Moving the cenotaph has become a white whale for Alamo leadership, with plans for renovations largely unchanged even after the permit denial.
The video released by Project Veritas alleging a coordinated voter fraud scheme is being investigated by the attorney general's office.
While Governor Abbott's orders have allowed public libraries to re-open, the only major city in Texas to do so is Fort Worth.
At least four people listed as donors say they never gave to the campaign of Bexar County Commissioners Court hopeful Christine Hortick.
A Virginia-based software company has already pleaded guilty to enriching itself using its shady connections to Randolph Air Force Base.
San Antonio will ask its citizens to approve a sales tax to continue funding a pre-kindergarten program for the disadvantaged.
San Antonio will offer Chick-fil-A the opportunity to return to the airport after the city council removed the restaurant last year.
While progressive activists lobby for extensive police reforms and budget cuts, Austin's homicide rate increase from 2019 to 2020 is the highest among America's 15 most populated cities.
Cornerstone Christian School is suing officials in Bexar County, defending their reopening plan with a recent opinion from Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Under an amended coronavirus emergency order, businesses within the City of San Antonio will be required to screen employees and customers before allowing entry.
The decision from the Texas Supreme Court leaves in place a ruling from an appellate court that found Austin's paid sick leave ordinance unconstitutional.
Calls for defunding police departments are gaining traction across the country, including in some of Texas' most prominent cities.
The San Antonio City Council unanimously passed a resolution condemning the use of the term "Chinese virus," saying that it "encourages hate crimes and incidents against Asians."
Though the longterm revenue effects of coronavirus on Texas are still coming into focus, local municipalities have begun to feel the repercussions.
While businesses are having to make cuts to stay afloat, many governmental entities have not followed suit despite an impending revenue shortfall.
Hundreds of city employees have been furloughed by officials after hotel tax revenues dipped as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Abbott announced a new executive order to help contain COVID-19 that limits social gatherings to fewer than 10 people, ends dine-in at restaurants, and closes school districts across the state.
On Wednesday, the Bexar County Sheriff's office said it would release "non-violent" offenders into the community after an inmate was tested for COVID-19.
At a press conference on Monday, Gov. Abbott announced expanded testing capabilities for COVID-19, including drive-through testing sites across Texas.
