County commissioners agree to pay reduced AT&T Center bill for November election
Spurs Sports & Entertainment originally charged Bexar County $255,000 for using the AT&T Center as an election site last November.
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Hundreds march through downtown protesting presidential election results
Around 300 people waving flags declaring their support for President Donald Trump shouted “Stop the steal” on Sunday afternoon.
Kathryn Brown defied cancer twice. Now she’s set to become Precinct 4’s new constable.
Kathryn Brown has been a sheriff’s deputy for nearly two decades. She’ll soon be the first Black woman to hold the Precinct 4 constable seat.
Republicans kept their grip on Texas government in 2020. In 2021, they’ll be able to tighten it.
Republicans in the Texas House and Senate held onto their 20-year majority and are positioned to further entrench their power.
Why Republicans and others concerned about the economy have reason to celebrate Biden’s win
Commentary: Historical data suggests the economy generally fares better under Democratic presidents, although the road ahead is tough.
San Antonio one of several Texas cities targeted by special-interest websites masquerading as news
Four Metric Media online publications use San Antonio in their names, yet seem to have no other ties to the city.
Watch: A New Era for Commissioners Court
Rebeca Clay-Flores and Trish DeBerry make history in male-dominated Bexar County Commissioners Court.
As Trump contests Biden win, memories of Bush-Gore standoff
Opinion: The country is likely to experience another prolonged political crisis recalling the 2000 election.
‘We are happy’: San Antonio goes honking to celebrate presidential election results
What was planned days ago as a rally to demand a peaceful, ethical election evolved Saturday afternoon into a celebratory caravan through the streets of downtown.
Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump for the presidency
Biden’s victory was cemented after Pennsylvania was called for the two-term former vice president under Barack Obama.
Election workers to be tested for coronavirus next week
Election judges and clerks who worked during Election Day or early voting will have the chance to be tested for coronavirus next week.
Biden’s wins in Texas cities couldn’t offset Trump’s edge in rural counties
Democrats entered Election Day hopeful that Texas had changed enough politically and demographically to turn blue. It didn’t happen.
My day as an election judge
Commentary: Oaths, forms, and techinical difficulties – all in a day’s work for an election judge.
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