Frustration boils as Gov. Greg Abbott, AG Ken Paxton target GOP incumbents

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. State Rep. Glenn Rogers is mad as hell, and he’s not being shy about it. “Kiss my ass!” he recently told a statewide Republican official who had endorsed his primary opponent.

Four UIW basketball players suspended after Monday night brawl in San Antonio

The NCAA's Southland Conference has suspended four University of the Incarnate Word and four Texas A&M-Commerce men's hoops players after a Monday night brawl that drew national attention. In a Wednesday statement, the Southland Conference Board of Directors said a smackdown between the teams at San

San Antonio attorney Chris Pettit gets 50 years for Ponzi scheme charges

Disgraced San Antonio lawyer Chris Pettit has received a 50-year federal prison sentence for wire fraud and money laundering charges, Justice Department officials said Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia sentenced Pettit to 15 years each for three counts of wire fraud, according to the Jus

Hearst newspapers declines to voluntarily recognize Express-News, MySA union

Executives at Hearst Newspapers on Wednesday declined to voluntarily recognize the newly formed San Antonio News Guild, a union representing journalists from the Express-News and online affiliate MySA. In response, union organizers said in an emailed statement that they are filing with the National