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This blog is updated on Tuesdays and Fridays. It includes COVID-19 data from San Antonio’s Metropolitan Health District, as well as statewide reporting from The Texas Newsroom. For the latest local data, click here. For the latest state data, click here.

San Antonio’s college leaders say we need to increase the college-going rate in order to shrink the Latino college gap. What's keeping more Latino students from enrolling?

Volunteers are working in a small area behind the Losoya Middle School football field

San Antonio blogger Melanie Mendez-Gonzales says there are some common sense tips to make your hikes more successful and fun.

“You do not stand alone against this moment of hate. We join you in saying: not in our city, not on our dirt, and never again,” said Reverend Ben Trammell of University United Methodist Church.

“We recognize that this hatred is inextricably tied to ideologies that not only attack Jewish people, but that ultimately make all of us feel less safe,” said District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo.

Police in Austin and San Antonio are investigating acts of antisemitism after members of a neo-Nazi group traveled through both cities in recent days.

The new Texas law provides a $10,000 bounty for people who sue violators of the law.

The AG's office filed for a stay and a court order cancelling a lower court injunction allowing for San Antonio and Bexar County’s mask mandate.

The Texas Supreme Court on Sunday struck down temporary restraining orders that empowered Bexar and Dallas counties to institute mask mandates. The elected Republican body offered Gov. Greg Abbott his first court victory in the fight over local emergency power.