The suspicious deaths of two people within weeks at the Salado Creek Greenway raises public safety concern for those using the city's trails.

House District 121 has long sent establishment Republicans to Austin. Now it's key to the conservative wing's fight for control of the House.

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Molly Cox and Kiran Kaur Bains, formerly of SA2020, launched a website that recommends voters reject Prop C in the interest ...

Longtime Live Oak Mayor Mary Dennis never sought a life in public service — it found her, and it doesn’t seem to want to let go.

The Spurs Youth Basketball League was a safe haven for Yolanda Rodgers when she was growing up on the East Side. Now she's the director of Spurs Community Sports.

Commentary: O.P. Schnabel is one of San Antonio’s large legacy North Side parks, after the city bought the 202 acres off Bandera Road in 1964.

The project has become part of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's legacy, in addition to its multibillion dollar economic development ...

The former presidential hopeful still has a loyal following, which he told to look past disagreements with Harris to help ...