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The current city charter says bond money should go to "public works." Proposition A on the May ballot will let voters decide if that language should be broadened to include "permanent public improvements for any other public purpose," including affordable housing projects.

Our continuing cover on How the Texas legislature is working to make voting more difficult in Texas. We hear from Beto O'Rourke and Chris Davis, elections administrator for Willison County and the legislative chair for the Texas Association of Elections Administrators.

District 7 incumbent Ana Sandoval is seeking reelection to the San Antonio City Council against political newcomer Patricia Ann Varela this election season.

Cycling is big in San Antonio, with many groups dedicated to the hobby and enthusiasts city-wide. But the city isn't really built for safe biking.

Police reform is a hot topic nationwide and in San Antonio, where voters will soon decide whether to approve a controversial measure that would strip the police union of its collective bargaining ability. Reform advocates say approving Proposition B will improve accountability and what's seen as a flawed system for disciplining officers who break the rules. Those opposed argue the loss of bargaining rights would limit the department's recruiting ability, which they say would result in fewer officers and more crime on the streets of San Antonio.

Election results are in. What were the outcomes and what do they mean for San Antonio residents?

The use of telecommunication technology for health care — known as telemedicine — has steadily grown over the past decade and its adoption skyrocketed during the COVID-19 crisis, but its post-pandemic future remains in question. What’s next for telehealth in the U.S. and in Texas?

There are several state-level bills being considered in Texas' current legislative session that would discriminate against transgender children.

Texas Matters looks at another break down of order at the House Elections Committee by Chairman Briscoe Cain. Also we hear from a Texas mother opposed to anti-transgender bills in the legislature.

San Antonio's city-owned utility is grappling with how to deal with costs related to February’s winter storm, lost revenue from wholesale electricity and customer delinquencies exacerbated by the pandemic. Will CPS Energy seek a rate increase to balance the books?