TPR
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
- More than 42,000 vote on first day of early voting in Bexar County, up 32% from 2022
- Redistricting scrambled San Antonio voters this year. Here’s how to find your sample ballot.
- Some East Central ISD voters got incomplete ballots today. Bexar County blames it on state-run elections system.
- Early voting is underway in Texas. Here’s how to vote in the midterm election.
- ‘Bexar County is the future:’ Why both parties are making San Antonio a top priority in this election
- The best breakfast tacos may not even be in Texas at all
- Migrant found dead at Laredo ICE facility
- Antone's partners with new hotel to expand brand and support Austin musicians
- Italian court will not extradite Lee Gilley to Harris County for capital murder charge, attorney says
- VIA pilots overnight bus service for downtown workers
- What women need to know about breast density and how it affects cancer detection
- As Texans vote in competitive midterms, could Trump intervene in the election?
- Fiber-optic drones seized in Sinaloa raise concerns in Mexico
- Talarico holds slight edge over Paxton in U.S. Senate race on cusp of election, poll shows
- Airman identified after fatal rappelling accident at Alamodome before UTSA-Navy game
- Jingu House at 100: A family’s journey from injustice to tea garden homecoming
- Annual NICU reunion highlights continued connections among hospital staff, families
- This San Antonio elementary’s math scores soared this year — a pattern East Central ISD hopes to replicate
- Gorditas on the grill: Market Square vendors channel spirit of ‘Chili Queens’
- Texas State University now owns and operates its own satellite
- Bexar County elections administrator says office is ready for early voting Oct. 19
- Barbara Bush donated to super PAC supporting James Talarico for U.S. Senate
- Harris County DA says witness to ICE auto-pedestrian incident has been relocated by ICE
- San Antonio's gusty winds diminish Saturday, creating pleasant weekend
- Border wall 'man camps' have rapidly spread across the Big Bend with little state oversight. Locals fear it's putting their health at risk.
- Why hurricanes can make fishing harder in Galveston, even without a direct hit
- September home sales and prices dip in San Antonio
- ‘Don’t be mean to Claude’: Anthropic warns users to stop bullying their chatbot
- ‘Radio Free Texas’ is a soundtrack and love letter to the ‘aches and pains’ of growing up
- Old foes Nirenberg and Von Dohlen face off in lone Bexar County Judge debate