San Antonio passes abortion travel fund as activists hold vigil for women who died due to Texas' ban

City Council on Thursday approved allocating another $100,000 for the San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund to support reproductive-health services, this time including money for out-of-state abortion travel. The expansion was approved on a 6-5 vote.

UK-based equipment firm JCB says it will double size of planned manufacturing plant in San Antonio

British construction-equipment company JCB said Thursday it will double the size of the manufacturing plant it's developing on San Antonio's South Side, expanding its footprint from 500,000 square feet to 1 million. The $500 million facility will start production next year and employ 1,500 people, a

Officer previously accused of excessive force confirmed for state board by Texas Senate

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. The Texas Senate, with the bare minimum number of votes, approved the nomination of a formerly indicted Austin police officer to a law enforcement watchdog agency on Wednesday

Justice Department decided not prosecute Texas AG Ken Paxton near end of Biden's term

The Justice Department late last year quietly opted not to prosecute Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the Associated Press reports, signaling an apparent close of federal scrutiny into one the state's most powerful Republican elected officials. Citing two people who spoke on condition of anonymity