Precinct 1 Bexar County Commissioner Rebecca Clay-Flores spent Cinco De Mayo and her own birthday trying to set an example for vaccination.

SAN ANTONIO – In an effort to protect residents and officials against COVID-19, Bexar County Commissioners Court meetings will now be held virtually. According to a news release, beginning with the next regularly scheduled commissioners court session at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, the meetings will be held via Zoom. Detailed instructions explaining how to register or how to submit a statement in writing can be found by clicking here. The San Antonio City Council currently meets online as well. Related Stories:Bexar County commissioner shares his experience with COVID-19, encourages others to stay vigilantTwo women join Bexar County Commissioners Court, marking first instance in decades

SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said Monday's raid by the FBI and the Texas Rangers at the office of controversial Precinct 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela "is the first time anything like this has happened since I've been in office." AdBarrientes Vela blamed the "good old boy system" for the raid and said public officials, including Wolff, are out to get her. AdWhen asked by a reporter if the Commissioner's Court could sanction Barrientes Vela, Wolff said, "As this case moves along, we'll see if it reaches that." Wolff added that if it was up to him, he would eliminate all of the constable offices. 2:Barrientes Vela accused of sex discrimination in latest lawsuit filed by deputy constableEmbattled Precinct 2 constable announces future political plansAdBarrientes Vela, top Pct.