Andrea Drusch

Headed into the 2026 midterm election, Texans are living under near single-party control. Republicans have been in charge of every statewide leadership position for nearly three decades, and two years ago, they got President Donald Trump in the White Hous... See more

Fundraising for most of San Antonio’s City Council members has slowed to a trickle, with many donors already maxed out and unable to give again until June 2028. That could soon change, however, as the city’s Ethics Review Board faces pressure to increase ... See more

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ new chief of staff is Andrew Fuentes, who was hired as her communications and policy director in February, but was named acting chief after Jenise Carroll resigned from that role in April. Fuentes will be Jones’ third chief of staf... See more

This story has been updated. Of the many candidates who originally filed their intention to run for office without a party affiliation this year, only a handful managed to collect enough signatures to get their name on the November ballot. Among them is d... See more

Of the 14 independent candidates who originally filed to run for office in Bexar County this year, only one managed to collect enough signatures to get his name on the November ballot. Defense attorney Jason Wolff is waging an independent bid for District... See more