The four Republican candidates racing to succeed the relatively liberal Rep. Lyle Larson vied to prove their conservative authenticity.
The federal Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general conducted an investigation into detention facilities in the Rio Grande Valley.
After decades of violent crime declines since the 1970s and 1980s, the nation is seeing crime levels start to rise again.
"We have concluded that the December 1, 2021, Stay Order from the Fifth Circuit case is limited to the parties in the lawsuit," the district wrote.
A district spokeswoman said the review process began before state Rep. Matt Krause's inquiry into books he deemed lewd or racially charged.
Some major ISDs claim the recent ruling does not directly affect their mandates, although the injunction it overturned was statewide.
Major cities in Texas are continuing to promote policies and practices that improve their “LGBTQ inclusiveness” score with the Human Rights Campaign.
The San Antonio state representative is running for the top executive position in Bexar County instead of seeking reelection.
Citing an opinion Abbott wrote as a justice in 1997, the Fourth Court of Appeals called his mask mandate ban an excess of his authority.
From high-dollar diversity plans to mundane building bonds, voters are watching longstanding school projects with new suspicion.
On the eve of San Antonio ISD's deadline for staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the Supreme Court of Texas halted the mandate.
Three Democrats and two Republicans are vying to replace retiring state Rep. Leo Pacheco (D-San Antonio), who took the seat in 2019.
