Ken Paxton ends press conference after reporters press him on real estate transactions, alleged voter fraud

During a Tuesday press conference, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton refused to answer reporters’ questions about new media reports detailing his extensive real-estate holdings and concerns that he may have committed voter fraud. Indeed, a press liaison for Paxton, who’s running as a Republican for

Jay Park, The Rose to headline massive K-pop festival this fall at San Antonio’s Alamodome

San Antonio K-pop stans may want to get their lightsticks and fan chants ready. KPOPWORLD Festival & Worldwide Dance Competition will take over the Alamodome Oct. 28-31 for a four-day celebration of the Korean pop genre that will include shows by artists including Jay Park, The Rose, SB19 and Cravit

Arizona congressman faces fire for accepting campaign cash from disgraced former Rep. Tony Gonzales

Disgraced former U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales’ headline-making scandals are still causing problems — this time in Arizona, where a former ally of the one-time congressman has come under fire for accepting his campaign contributions. U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Arizona, has come under scrutiny from public

San Antonio ISD hires superintendent with past cheating scandal to fix budget deficit, avoid state takeover

Facing a budget deficit and the looming possibility of a state takeover, San Antonio ISD’s trustees on Monday voted 5-2 to approve Adrian Bustillos as the district’s new superintendent. “We believe Adrian Bustillos is the leader for this moment,” Board President Alicia Sebastian said in a written st