An appellate court heard arguments Wednesday on legislation that empowers Texas police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing into the U.S. illegally. SAN ANTONIO — A controversial Texas immigration law remains in legal limbo following a lower court’s Tuesday-night decision to pause the legislation hours after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed it to go into … Read more
President Joe Biden is back in Texas on Wednesday for a pair of private campaign receptions and fundraising events. The Democratic president, who is seeking reelection in November, is scheduled to attend two fundraisers in Dallas on Wednesday and one in Houston on Thursday, as part of a sweep in the West to mobilize voters. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A recent City of San Antonio audit found Animal Care Services has not been monitoring some of its biggest rescue group partners well enough. The Office of the City Auditor examined how well ACS and eight rescue groups were following their contracts, which pay the groups to pull animals out of the … Read more
Residents say they want real action to be taken to help the surrounding community, not another study. SAN ANTONIO — Approximately $3 million in federal funds will be put toward a study aimed at helping to bridge downtown San Antonio with the eastside. The funding comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Neighborhood Access and … Read more
Residents say they want real action to be taken to help the surrounding community, not another study. SAN ANTONIO — Approximately $3 million in federal funds will be put toward a study aimed at helping to bridge downtown San Antonio with the eastside. The funding comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Neighborhood Access and … Read more
UVALDE – The fallout from what some are calling an embarrassing independent investigation into the Uvalde Police Department continues. Almost two weeks ago, investigator Jesse Prado cleared all officers of wrongdoing in their response to the shooting at Robb Elementary. Last week, the city council asked for more time to assess the report, which sparked … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – With the controversial migrant arrest law on hold, many are worried about what it could mean for them if Senate Bill 4 goes into effect. Edison, a migrant from Ecuador, said his journey to cross the U.S.-Mexico border was risky. With organized crime plaguing his home country, he said staying was even … Read more