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Three Edgewood ISD school board incumbents lost their elections Tuesday.
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After the historic blue wave of the midterm election, Democrats have won control of the Texas House of Representatives, ending 24 years of Republican dominance and dramatically reshaping the political landscape at the state Capitol. What do Democrats plan to do with this opportunity?
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Rep. Joaquin Castro returns to D.C. with Democrats in control of Congress. What's on his to-do list?After a historic election night, Democrats take control of both the House and Senate. But what will they do with their newfound legislative majorities? Will they focus on impeachment, protecting democracy, overseeing the White House, or finding common ground with President Trump? Congressman Joaquin Castro joins us to discuss his priorities for the next Congress.
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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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Democrat Katy Padilla Stout is declared winner of the 23rd Congressional District of Texas over Republican Brandon Herrera. Padilla Stout flips the Republican held district for the Democrats.
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San Antonio voters overwhelmingly approved extending the one-eighth-cent sales tax that funds Pre-K 4 SA, securing another 20 years for the early childhood education initiative.
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The longtime Democratic congressman overcame a Republican challenge in a redrawn district that favored President Donald Trump in 2024, extending his more than two decades in Washington.
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The balance of power in Congress depends on a handful of districts in South Texas. See results for Texas Senate, plus statewide and local races.
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On the day after the midterm election, the votes have been cast — and counted — and the winners and losers have been sorted. Was this the historic election that polling promised? We examine the results of the 2026 midterm election, and what it means for public policy moving forward.
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Throughout this political season, we’ve been subjected to politicians muddying the facts to get what they want — often without having to answer for it. Twenty years ago, philosopher Harry G. Frankfurt published the definitive book on the subject of B.S. But what exactly is that? And is it even more damaging than an outright lie? We talk with an expert on B.S. who says it’s time we learned to recognize it — and stop putting up with it.