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More than half a million ballots already cast in Bexar County ahead of Nov. 3 election
Bexar County voters have already cast more than half of a million ballots in the Nov. 3 election — breaking a local record for most early votes in a midterm election.
Texas House Speaker rolls into town as local Republicans brace for tough election
Local Republicans got an unusual visit from Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock) on Thursday — the latest sign that party leaders are bracing for some tougher-than-expected state legislative races this November.
Abbott, Hinojosa make closing pitches to San Antonians in hard-fought Texas governor’s race
Gov. Greg Abbott and his Democratic opponent, Gina Hinojosa, are both campaigning hard in Bexar County in the final stretch of a tougher-than-expected Texas governor’s race.
CPS Energy, Project Marvel top San Antonio’s legislative priorities
San Antonio’s legislative agenda seeks to protect city-owned utilities and secure state support for development and infrastructure projects.
City Council ‘came together’ to shape 2027 bond valued at $442M, plus $208M for flood control
The $650 million package approved by council includes $442 million for infrastructure needs across the city and $208 million for a stormwater drainage bond.
San Antonio leaders will now have to OK every new data center
Every data center developer that wants to build in San Antonio will have to get permission from City Council before it can begin construction.
City still in talks with the Spurs over new downtown arena as it draws up plan for bigger convention center
As part of wide-ranging sports and entertainment district plans, the city’s proposing to spend $850 million on the convention center and $125 million for upgrades to the Alamodome.
Methodist Hospital moves forward with trauma upgrade, despite pushback
Undeterred by pushback from the military community, Methodist Hospital is trudging forward with plans to upgrade its trauma designation and receive severely injured patients in San Antonio.
Bexar County says it won’t release early results until everyone in line has voted
With an exciting U.S. Senate and governor’s race on the ballot, it could be late before results roll in from Texas’ 4th largest county.
Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta remembered for her activism in San Antonio
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta often visited San Antonio. She was here last year in support of moving the city’s elections from May to November.
Bexar County Jail rolls out major changes to improve how detainees are treated, monitored
Bexar County is expanding jail medical screenings and diversion programs while working to address inmate deaths and improve oversight.
Last-minute spending surges to shore up Republicans in should-be-safe San Antonio-area seats
More than $1 million has come in for first-term state Rep. Marc LaHood in the final weeks before Election Day.
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