Gov. Greg Abbott shows no urgency in calling a special election to replace late U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner, leaving the Houston district without full representation as political pressure mounts.
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Colin Allred, U.S. Representative and Senate candidate, visited San Antonio to rally support and outline his campaign priorities, emphasizing economic growth and healthcare access for Texas voters.
Julián Castro’s tenure as San Antonio mayor showcased local leadership but offers limited insight into his potential performance as HUD Secretary, where federal challenges and scale differ markedly from city governance.
San Antonio prepares for potential mass deportations as federal immigration enforcement ramps up. Local leaders and communities brace for impacts on families and the city’s workforce.
The Trump administration has canceled multiple flights between the US and Mexico, citing security concerns. The move has sparked outrage, with critics calling it a “continued abuse” disrupting travel and commerce.
Outgoing FEC Vice Chair is set to run for Rep. Chip Roy’s U.S. Congress seat, sparking a competitive race. The announcement marks a significant shift in the San Antonio political landscape.
Texas has halted new funding for border wall construction, marking a shift in the state’s approach to immigration and border security. The decision, announced by state officials, may impact ongoing projects.
Following the devastating Texas floods, three critical questions loom: How will communities rebuild? What caused the extreme weather? And what steps will officials take to prevent future disasters? Answers remain urgent and uncertain.
A prominent San Antonio gun enthusiast and YouTube personality, dubbed the “Guntuber,” is campaigning for Congress. His appeal to Second Amendment supporters could reshape the district’s political landscape.
New details have emerged in the case of a Texas congressional staffer set on fire. Authorities are investigating the motives and circumstances surrounding the attack, highlighting rising concerns over political violence.
San Antonio’s political divide increasingly strains family bonds, reflecting broader national tensions. This article explores community efforts and dialogue initiatives aimed at healing rifts and fostering unity among local families.
Military veteran Gina Ortiz Jones has made history as San Antonio’s first openly lesbian mayor. Her election marks a significant milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in Texas politics.
Cuellar advocates for centrist Democrat policies during a national TV appearance, emphasizing unity and pragmatic solutions. His stance aims to bridge party divides and appeal to moderate voters.
U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz’s brother has announced his bid for Congress in San Antonio, marking a notable family political expansion in Texas. His campaign aims to build on the De La Cruz legacy in the state.
U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales faces a GOP primary challenge from Susan Storey Rubio, a rancher from Cotulla, as the race heats up ahead of the Texas Republican primary, highlighting internal party tensions.
San Antonio lawmakers condemn discriminatory practices following the wrongful deportation of a U.S. citizen. Officials call for urgent reforms to prevent future injustices in immigration enforcement.
Three San Antonio political consultants have departed U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar’s campaign, signaling potential shifts in strategy ahead of upcoming elections, sources confirm. Further details on the impact remain forthcoming.
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports on the complexities surrounding the deportation of family members of US troops, highlighting legal challenges, impacts on military families, and ongoing policy debates.
The San Antonio Spurs are reportedly exploring opportunities in Austin, sparking speculation about a potential move. Texas Public Radio examines the team’s intentions and the impact on both cities.
Texas Rep. James Talarico held a campaign rally in San Antonio for the U.S. Senate, urging peace and unity following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The event highlighted calls for calm and cooperation.