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Democrats said Wednesday morning that they’ve flipped enough state legislative seats to carry the Texas House — something that appeared out of reach headed into election night.
Two years after Donald Trump flipped longtime Democratic strongholds in the Rio Grande Valley, the region swung back toward Democrats in an election that will bring Texas its first Latina governor.
- Takeaways from a Democratic sweep in Texas
- Talarico pulls off the unthinkable, breaking Texas Democrats’ three-decade losing streak
- Gina Hinojosa defeats Gov. Greg Abbott, ending decades of Republican control of Texas governor's office
- In blue wave, Democrats flip Northside Texas House seat their party hasn’t won in 45 years
- Former San Antonio mayor Ron Nirenberg claims new role as next Bexar County Judge
- Democrats hold Bexar County’s DA office, but Luz Elena Chapa vows change
- Early childhood initiative Pre-K 4 SA reauthorized for 20 more years
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- La Arquidiócesis de San Antonio celebrará su centenario con una misa en el Estadio Wolff el 7 de noviembre.
- La Demócrata Katy Padilla Stout se declara vencedora al derrotar a Brandon Herrera en el distrito electoral 23 de Texas.
- La iniciativa de educación infantil temprana Pre-K 4 SA se renueva por 20 años más.
- Las pruebas de emisiones vehiculares en el condado de Bexar comienzan el 1 de noviembre
- La 47ª Cena Anual de Acción de Gracias de Raul Jimenez busca voluntarios para atender a 34.000 comensales.
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TPR supporters recently returned from an exploration of Tuscany, in northwest Italy. They were guided along the way by Giorgio Flaccavento, who's been managing tours of his home country for over a decade. He sat down with TPR's Nathan Cone for a short interview to discuss his experiences and why travel is important for personal growth.
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The Bexar County Elections Department reports around 664,000 ballots were cast in-person, by mail, and during the early voting period.
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As election results rolled in on Tuesday night, San Antonians rolled into the downtown streets honking, cheering and waving signs and flags.
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Nearly eight in 10 voters rejected a proposal to discontinue VIA service and replace it with a free local transportation alternative, despite concerns over the city's growing sales tax contribution.
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Sales tax revenue, employment and home sales all dipped in September.
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