News across Greater San Antonio

Guadalupe County fair kickoff weekend moves forward, rain or shine
BBQ contest, mutton bustin, cornhole plus team roping among the events (Seguin) -- The countdown to the Guadalupe County Fair is officially underway w...

Seguin Marching Festival returns this Saturday
Thirteen bands on the full day schedule (Seguin) - The sound of marching bands will again fill Matador Stadium Saturday as Seguin High School hosts it...

Guadalupe County residents reminded of Monday’s voter registration deadline
(Seguin) -- Those needing to register to vote only have a few more days in which to make sure they are officially added to the Guadalupe County voter ...

Senate GOP smashing political spending records in Texas with ad-buying binge for Ken Paxton
With the Senate GOP majority hinging on a red Texas, Republicans spent an eye-popping $122 million in September to support nominee Ken Paxton. But the polls have hardly budged.

Sexual abuse of 2 girls nets prison sentence
Warren Scott Jones could spend up to four decades in prison after a jury in the 451st state District Court found him guilty on two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and one count of indec

Tejano singer and South Texas congressional hopeful Bobby Pulido surges past GOP rival in poll
Even so, there's reason to view the new survey with skepticism since it was conducted by a PAC that backs Democratic candidates.

Trump’s proposed ban on diesel exports could have unintended consequences for Texas refineries
Experts say the president’s goal of lowering gas prices by prohibiting exports would devastate the energy sector and cause fuel shortages.

At University of Texas, Hasan Piker says he can’t understand why women keep having sex with Ken Paxton
Left-wing political commentator Hasan Piker didn’t pull any verbal punches when he appeared at the University of Texas Wednesday night despite what students described as attempts by school officials to “soft cancel” the event. During an audience Q&A, the Twitch streamer said he…

San Antonio-area man arrested on suspicion of planning attack on the Texas Capitol
Benny Caldera Jr., 40, has been charged with making a felony terroristic threat against a public servant, officials said.

Analysis: San Antonio’s next bond issue may be smaller, but it’s likely to have big implications
On Wednesday, San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh debriefed City Council on a proposed $442 million bond package for fiscal years 2027-2032. The proposed package, which prioritizes infrastructure projects around San Antonio, is the smallest in more than two decades, but its…

Seguin Today: October 2026

Untangling Abbott's Deregulation Threat: Speaking with the Author of 'Brokers of Power'
The first in a series of conversations about Abbott's threat against city-owned utilities in Texas.