It’s primary runoff day in Texas, with key races unfolding in San Antonio and across the state. Voters will decide crucial local and statewide contests that could shape the political landscape ahead.
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MAP: Bexar County and Texas voters turned out in the U.S. Senate Republican primary runoff. The results highlight regional preferences, showcasing key shifts in GOP support ahead of the general election. Details on KSAT.
Texas Democrat James Talarico challenges Attorney General Ken Paxton, accusing him of using Trump as a shield amid multiple legal battles. Talarico vows to hold Paxton accountable despite political defenses.
National Democrats have condemned U.S. House candidate Galindo for remarks widely criticized as antisemitic. The comments sparked backlash amid growing concerns about rising hate speech in politics.
The Bexar GOP has opted not to censure Representatives Tony Gonzales and John Cornyn for their recent votes on gun legislation, sparking debate within the party as it balances conservative values with legislative pragmatism.
Erika Kirk delivered a powerful message for women at Turning Point USA, urging them to embrace leadership and conservative values. Her speech, highlighted in The New York Times video, sparked nationwide discussion.
Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales announced his resignation amid misconduct allegations, triggering a special election to fill the vacant seat. The development raises questions about political stability in the district.
Some members of San Antonio’s Iranian community express support for war while calling for the removal of Iran’s current leadership, highlighting deep divisions within the diaspora, reports KSAT.
Political turmoil in Venezuela has sparked growing fears among US migrants about their asylum status and potential deportation, highlighting urgent challenges for both policymakers and affected communities.
A Hondo man has been found guilty of threatening to overthrow the U.S. government in 2025, the Department of Justice announced. Authorities emphasized the seriousness of the threat and assured continued vigilance.
Texas banned rainbow crosswalks, citing safety and political concerns. In response, San Antonio painted the crossings in rainbow-inspired colors, creatively preserving LGBTQ+ visibility despite the state’s restrictions.
Disgraced U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales has resigned, effectively ending the House Ethics Committee’s investigation into his conduct, KSAT reports. The probe into allegations against Gonzales has been closed following his departure.
US Olympians speaking out on domestic political issues face significant online backlash, including criticism from former President Trump, highlighting the growing tension between sports and politics ahead of the upcoming Games.
Talarico breaks his silence after his girlfriend became a political target. Addressing recent attacks, he calls for respect and urges a focus on issues over personal attacks, emphasizing privacy amid the controversy.
Former President Donald Trump was booed by the NBA Finals crowd before Game 3, highlighting tensions between the sports world and political figures. The incident drew wide media attention and sparked debate on athlete activism.
Fifteen candidates are competing for Texas’ newly drawn and highly contested Congressional District 35. The diverse field highlights the intense race ahead as voters prepare to choose their next representative.
Sgt. Fernando Herrera’s courage and dedication have made him a true hero in San Antonio. His recent acts of bravery highlight the strength and commitment of our local law enforcement.
The San Antonio Express-News invites nominations for “20 for ’26,” spotlighting 20 young leaders shaping the city’s future. Help us recognize innovators driving San Antonio’s growth and progress today. Submit by June 30.
Election results from the May 26 primary runoff reveal decisive outcomes in US Senate and House races. Voters in key districts shaped the final candidates ahead of the November general elections, highlighting shifts in party dynamics.
Paul Rusesabagina, hero of the film ‘Hotel Rwanda,’ has returned to the US after his release from Rwandan detention. His arrival marks a significant moment for human rights advocates worldwide.