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Can U.S. Rep. Chip Roy make a comeback in his uphill Attorney General race?
The conservative firebrand finished distant second in the primary. But after a late infusion of cash, he says the GOP runoff is a tied race.
Will recent rainy days and approaching El Niño ease the drought in San Antonio? Not exactly, say experts.
April and May have brought above-average rainfall, easing drought conditions. That doesn’t mean things are back to normal, though.
San Antonio begins formal review process to rename Cesar Chavez Boulevard
San Antonio officials have advanced a proposal to rename Cesar Chavez Boulevard back to Durango Boulevard, beginning a formal review process.
Amid backlash in Texas, progressive justice reform groups go dark in Bexar County DA race
Bail reform groups used to spend big electing progressive district attorneys in Texas. Now candidates are on their own.
Bexar County promotes new flood warning system, ‘Floods Don’t Care’ campaign
Bexar County officials unveiled parts of the $21 million dollar “NextGen” flood warning system alongside a public awareness campaign.
Trump endorsement rocks Texas Senate race as voters head to the polls
With voters already headed to the polls, President Donald Trump is breaking his silence on the heated primary runoff between U.S. Sen John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
San Antonio school districts take ‘conservative’ approach when dealing with flat property values
A perfect storm of flat property value, more tax cuts and higher interest rates could stretch school district tax rates thin.
Officials identify San Antonio’s 10 most dangerous low-water crossings
As heavy storms move into South Central Texas, SAFD released a ranking of San Antonio’s most dangerous low-water crossings following last year’s deadly flooding season.
With new chief, DA and contract ahead, outgoing police union’s Danny Diaz says city is ready for change
Outgoing SAPOA President Danny Diaz discusses upcoming public safety leadership changes, contract negotiations and the future of policing.
New affordable apartments open near Pearsall Park as demand for housing grows on South Side
It’s part of a growing fleet of affordable apartment complexes being built in parts of San Antonio’s Southwest Side as housing advocates champion new living spaces and developers invest in a growing community.
Ranch lessons and courtroom experience shape Jane Davis’ DA campaign
Jane Davis says decades as a prosecutor — and lessons learned on her Seguin ranch — shaped her bid for Bexar County district attorney.
Personal adversity, compassion drive Luz Elena Chapa in tough District Attorney race
For the county’s top prosecutor, Democrats could choose a candidate with more experience in the community than the courtroom.
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