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Effective Sept. 1, abortions will only be allowed in Texas prior to the presence of a fetal heartbeat, baring a medical emergency.

Incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan will face challenger Jalen McKee-Rodriguez in the June runoff to represent District 2 on San Antonio City Council.

In the past year, state legislators have introduced more than 100 proposals in 33 different states that would restrict the right to protest.

In his new book, writer Clint Smith takes readers on a journey across the U.S. to visit some of the landmarks, monuments and people tasked with preserving and retelling the history of slavery — both remembered and misremembered.

The Texas border counties are seeing a voting shift towards the Republican Party. What’s behind this political trend? Also, exploring the investigation into a Bexar County deputy who Tased a migrant teen at a refugee shelter.

What are San Antonio residents’ priorities for the city’s 2022 budget? How will this community feedback be considered and incorporated in the process?

What's been called Texas’ most conservative legislative session in over 30 years has ended, during which GOP lawmakers took an unmistakably hard-right turn toward an agenda full of hot-button conservative issues.

The San Antonio-area COVID threat level increased to "severe" last week and an emergency alert was issued to warn residents as the Delta variant surges across Texas, causing a steep spike in hospitalizations of people who haven't been vaccinated.Local leaders recently asked Gov. Abbott to reconsider his mask-enforcement ban — especially for schools, to protect students returning for in-person instruction — and to provide help for hospitals amid a dramatic increase in new admissions. Those requests were denied. What else can local officials do to curb the Delta surge and address hospital capacity issues?

Health care professionals are sounding the alarm about the rapidly rising rates of new COVID-19 cases and hospital admissions and calling on Texans to do their part to help beat the virus as facilities near capacity and nurses are pushed to the point of exhaustion.The state's COVID hospitalizations quadrupled in July. The majority of those hospitalized have been unvaccinated, as were the more than 99.5% of people in Texas who died due to COVID-19 between Feb. 8 and July 14.