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More than 20,000 people call Alamo Ranch in far West Bexar County home.
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Bexar County commissioners adopted the county and University Health budgets on Tuesday that weigh in at a combined $6 billion.
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Bexar County has lost a second lawsuit filed against it by voting rights advocates, meaning it must still create 388 polling sites for the November 8th elections, a subject raised during Tuesday's county commissioners meeting.
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Former Texas Fourth Court of Appeals Judge Marialyn Barnard is the new interim county commissioner for Precinct 3.
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Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday heard from a law firm hired to redraw county precinct lines based on the 2020 Census
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A long-simmering South Side feud boils over and a judge retires.
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Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday approved a $2.8 billion county budget, funded by a lower property tax rate that divided the commissioners court.
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More than 337,000 people have filed for unemployment since last year. Many are under the age of 34, and 80% of them have a high school diploma or less. The local jobs most in demand now require a higher education and skilled training.
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Bexar County Commissioners have approved a more than $2.1 billion 2021 budget for University Health, which will spearhead the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The Bexar County Commissioners Court will include two women for the first time in its history: political newcomers Trish DeBerry and Rebeca Clay-Flores.