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In December, Trish DeBerry announced her bid for Bexar County Judge. After announcing her candidacy, she had to step down from her precinct 3 commissioner seat. Now with a vacant seat, Susan Korbel and Grant Moody are on the ballot to replace DeBerry.

Since the invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has signed measures that dole out long jail sentences for Russian citizens who oppose the war. Despite this, some citizens are still vocal in their dissent against the Ukrainian invasion. Russian opinions of the war span from undying support to abhorrence.

True crime is the most popular genre for podcasts — a staple for documentaries and the backbone of broadcast news. However, does the obsession with crime stories distort reality and highlight another instance of racial bias?

In 2012, yet another Mexican journalist was found dead. The message became clear: No journalist in Mexico is safe.

Gov. Greg Abbott is up for reelection. He seeks a third term as governor of Texas. His challenger for this election cycle is Democrat Beto O’Rourke. Abbott still leads O’Rourke in various polls, but this year’s gubernatorial race has gained national attention.

In 2020, the beloved documentary that chronicled groundbreaking artist Doug Sahm was removed from the streaming platform Amazon Prime. Licensing for rights to use music and visual clips had expired, but after much fanfare, the film has been given a re-release.

Two San Antonio City Council representatives are currently facing public criticism and condemnation concerning two separate incidents. For Councilman Bravo and Councilman Perry, their political futures hang in the balance of public scrutiny.

The midterm elections centered around abortion, school safety, and immigration. Many experts highlighted the importance of the Latino vote in this election, as they are the largest minority group in the south. However, early vote turnout was low across the state of Texas.

Brackeen v. Haaland has made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. This case is the latest challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Last week, local law enforcement responded to false reports of an active shooter at Jefferson High School. After notice was given, some parents rushed to the school on high alert. Many of the them were angry, visibly upset and frightened because their children were not released.