Andrea Drusch

After Texas green-lit President Donald Trump’s plans to redraw its congressional districts last year, national Democrats trying to win back power in Washington D.C. are preparing to spend big against the Republican state lawmakers who were responsible. Th... See more

Forced to choose between a new paid voter registration system or a free state program that’s been faulty, Bexar County Commissioners voted Tuesday to move to a new private vendor for the 2026 midterm election. The contract totals roughly $2 million for a ... See more

Five members of the City Council are requesting a meeting to formally reprimand Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones over “repeated instances of unprofessional conduct.” The move comes after Jones allegedly yelled at Councilwoman Sukh Kaur (D1) in a private meeting spa... See more

Bexar County voters are choosing from a long list of little-known candidates to be their next district attorney — a position that’s been under increasing scrutiny from both the left and right in years. The role oversees roughly 600 employees and has signi... See more

Judge Rosie Speedlin-Gonzalez has been suspended without pay weeks out from a primary election where she faces a Democratic challenger. Speedlin-Gonzalez was indicted last week and charged with unlawful restraint of a judicial officer — the result of 2024... See more