Schertz voters will head to the polls one more time in 2025. This weekend, they will decide who will serve as council member for Place 7.

Two city council seats in Cibolo, Place 3 and At Large, Place 7, will be decided in a runoff election on Saturday.

Texas voters overwhelmingly approved a historic $20 billion investment in the state’s water infrastructure, marking the largest water-related funding commitment in Texas history.

San Antonio knows where a Spurs arena would be built and how it could be funded, but the pressing question now is one of the hardest to get a firm answer on: when will it happen?

Propositions A & B, both related to the Spurs’ relocation to a new downtown arena, were passed by voters in Bexar County on Tuesday.

Leaders with the City of San Antonio, Bexar County and the San Antonio Spurs said they’re looking forward to what’s next after the passage of Propositions A & B.

The wait is over for Bexar County residents, San Antonio Spurs brass, and San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo bosses. Here’s a look at how election night shaped up.

The Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas fund, a priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, will provide $3 billion in grants to researchers.

Texas will use $1 billion in sales tax a year for the next two decades to help secure the state’s water supply.

Under Proposition 3, judges will be required to deny bail for certain violent offenses if the state demonstrates that doing so is necessary to ensure public safety or the defendant’s appearance in court.

Tuesday’s vote is part of a push by Texas lawmakers to rein in the state’s high property taxes.

On Nov. 4, 2025, Bexar County voters decided on two propositions regarding tax allocations for venue funding and 17 Texas constitutional amendments. Here are the results.

Propositions A and B both passed, according to Bexar County Elections Administrator Michele Carew.

The slate of constitutional amendments on the ballot address a range of topics, from education funding to tax policy and judicial conduct.

Voters in Bexar County and beyond headed to the polls on Tuesday to decide city council races and other measures.

From propositions worth millions of dollars to school board trustee positions on the line, several San Antonio-area school districts are asking voters to weigh in on the Nov. 4 election.

More than 99,000 ballots have been cast since polls opened across Bexar County, according to Bexar County Elections Administrator Michele Carew.

Four school districts will observe a school holiday on Election Day, as indicated in their academic calendars.

KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and Ernie Zuniga convene the ‘Power Panel’ and local leaders to cover election night live

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering free bus and van rides to polling locations this Election Day.

Bexar County voters will decide on two propositions related to the San Antonio Spurs’ potential move to a downtown arena when they head to the polls on Nov. 4.

Texas Proposition 1 on the November Ballot could provide special funding to support trade school efforts and Texas State Technical College.

On Nov. 4, voters in Schertz will decide on Proposition A, which relates to building regulations around JBSA Randolph in the areas that are in the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) within five miles of the military base.

Cody Davenport, Executive Director and CEO of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, joined the KSAT Q&A on Wednesday to discuss Proposition A as early voting is underway.

A North East Independent School District bond on the Nov. 4 ballot would spend nearly $500 million for widespread maintenance on dozens of schools and facilities.

In a full court press, the campaign for a new downtown NBA arena has raised more than $7 million to try and sway voters in the Nov. 4 election.

Five school districts in Bexar County are asking voters for financial relief via the November election ballot.

This year, there’s a lot more on the November Ballot than a new Spurs arena: billions of dollars in tax relief for business owners, and homes are on the line for Texans.

Over 100,000 Bexar County residents have voted early for the Nov. 4 election so far, according to the Bexar County elections office.

Proposition B will ask whether to use the county’s existing venue tax on hotel stays and short-term car rentals to help fund up to $311 million of a new arena’s construction. It would also raise the hotel tax of the tax from 1.75% to 2%. The short-term car rental tax would stay flat at 5%.

​The sub-headlines “THIS IS A TAX INCREASE” on Propositions A and B on the Bexar County ballot are causing some confusion among some prospective voters in the Nov. 4 election.

All voter registrations received by the Oct. 6 deadline have been processed, Elections Administrator Michele Carew announced Wednesday.

A new poll from UT San Antonio’s Center for Public Opinion Research (CPOR) asked 660 Bexar County voters their thoughts and opinions on Project Marvel, as well as two November ballot propositions associated with the funding of a new downtown Spurs arena.

Bexar County voters will decide on two propositions — both related to the San Antonio Spurs’ potential relocation to a downtown arena — when they head to the polls for the upcoming election.

COPS/Metro gathered on the steps of City Hall on Friday to protest Proposition B, a measure that would allocate Bexar County dollars to help pay for a new Spurs arena if voters approve it in the Nov. 4 election.

The City of San Antonio, Bexar County and the San Antonio Spurs are pouring into a large pot of money. Here’s how.

Proposition A and B lead to electioneering laws requiring certain apparel to be banned from voting locations.

Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai and Texas state Rep. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins took center stage at a community information session about Proposition A on Wednesday evening.

Bexar County voters will decide on Nov. 4 whether to approve tax increases on hotels and rental cars to fund two key projects: upgrades to the Frost Bank Center and partial funding for a new downtown arena for the San Antonio Spurs. The ballot also includes 17 state constitutional amendments and a $500 million bond for North East Independent School District enhancements. Voters in Converse, Schertz, and Windcrest will also determine city council and charter amendment outcomes.

There are five more Tuesdays until the Nov. 4 election, and some Bexar County voters are still trying to figure out where they stand on Project Marvel.

Bexar County is facing a backlog of more than 50,000 voter registration cards after the system it previously used unexpectedly closed last month.

If you want to vote in the Nov. 4 election, you’ll want to make sure you’re registered to vote by Oct. 6.

Learn more about all the ways you can register to vote, cast your ballot and protect your rights at the polls.

A majority of the proposed constitutional amendments address tax cuts for homeowners and businesses.

The $240 million worth of work is mostly focused on constructing and renovating buildings on the grounds, though work on the Frost Bank Center and a new roof for the Freeman Coliseum is also included.

San Antonio, meet your next mayor. Gina Ortiz Jones defeated Rolando Pablos with 54.3% of the vote in the June 7 runoff for San Antonio’s top spot.

The Bexar County Elections Department is providing runoff election updates on Saturday.

Ahead of San Antonio’s runoff election on June 7, community members shared their thoughts on Project Marvel proposals.

After Saturday’s runoff election, there will five to six new faces on the city council, and they’ll be bringing their own views on the city’s proposed multi-billion dollar sports and entertainment district.

In the June 7 runoff election, several candidates are competing to secure open seats on the San Antonio City Council, as well as the mayoral position.

Misty Spears has declared victory in the runoff race for San Antonio City Council District 9.

Ivalis Meza Gonzalez has defeated opponent Paula McGee in the runoff race for San Antonio City Council District 8.

Ric Galvan has claimed victory over Kelly Ann Gonzalez in the runoff race for San Antonio City Council District 6 by 25 votes.

Sukh Kaur has defeated opponent Patty Gibbons in the runoff race for San Antonio City Council District 1.

Who is San Antonio's next mayor? Live election results for Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos runoff election on June 7, 2025.

Registered voters in San Antonio have dozens of places to cast a ballot in the runoff election on Saturday, June 7.

KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur convene the ‘Power Panel’ to cover runoff election night live

The results in the race for mayor of the City of Kirby are unchanged after a recount on Thursday, according to the Bexar County Elections Office.

Turnout ahead of the June 6 mayoral runoff election has already exceeded previous early voting totals in San Antonio.

Turnout ahead of the June 7 mayoral runoff election has already exceeded previous early voting totals in San Antonio.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined KSAT’s 6 O’Clock News on Tuesday to discuss a number of topics.

The San Antonio mayor’s race is quickly veering into “unprecedented” territory with the amount of spending, especially by outside groups. Campaign finance reports filed last week with the city and state show between $2.3 million and $2.9 million has been spent on the race between Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos so far.

After outlasting 25 other candidates, former Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos and former Under Secretary of the United States Air Force Gina Ortiz Jones will appear on the ballot for San Antonio Mayor on June 7.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he won’t make an official endorsement in the city’s mayoral election during KSAT’s 6 O’Clock News on Tuesday evening.

As early voting kicked off for the city’s runoff election, District 1 is headed to a runoff between incumbent Sukh Kaur and challenger Patty Gibbons. Neighbors in the district share their top concerns entering the runoff.

A former mayoral staffer touting her experience is facing off against an attorney promising to bring an “outsider perspective” to San Antonio City Hall in the District 8 city council race.

San Antonio voters will head to the polls once again to cast their ballots for mayor and several City Council seats.

San Antonio mayoral candidates Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos on Wednesday participated in the first and only live televised debate in this city’s election season.

San Antonio voters will head to the polls for a runoff election on June 7, where the city’s mayoral seat and four city council positions are up for grabs.

San Antonio’s mayoral candidates Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos faced off on Wednesday in the first and only live televised debate.

As the mayoral runoff election approaches in San Antonio, some voters have already made their choice between candidates Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg appeared on the 6 O’Clock News on Tuesday to discuss several pressing topics, including the upcoming mayoral race.

Rolando Pablos, a candidate in the San Antonio mayoral race against Gina Ortiz Jones, participated in an interview at Mi Tierra, a location of personal significance to him. The discussion covered topics such as a new Spurs arena, the role of the mayor's office as a "bully pulpit," and Pablos's reactions to election night results. Pablos also addressed being labeled as Gov. Greg Abbott's "puppet" and accused Jones of "parachuting in" to the city to run for office.

In a restaurant on the far West Side of San Antonio, mayoral candidate Gina Ortiz Jones reflects on her journey as she prepares for a pivotal moment in her political career. This location holds significance for her, being close to where she grew up.

Registered voters in San Antonio have more than 30 places to cast a ballot during early voting in the June 7 runoff election.

The East Side-based nonprofit COPS/Metro asked candidates simple yes or no answers to inform neighbors at its 2025 Accountability Session.

Mayoral candidates Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos answered questions addressing early childhood and youth priorities ahead of June’s runoff election.

A taped debate between the two remaining candidates for San Antonio mayor was interrupted this week, after Rolando Pablos accused opponent Gina Ortiz Jones of using her cellphone.

The latest segment of "Pickup Lines" features Rolando Pablos, a San Antonio mayoral candidate.

Gina Ortiz Jones is vying to be San Antonio's next mayor.

The runoff debate between Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos will consist of panelists and be moderated by Steve Spriester.

Public endorsements are emerging for the final two candidates in the San Antonio mayor’s race, Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos.

District 6 will be getting a new city council representative next month.

If you want to cast a ballot in the June 7 runoff election, you’ll want to make sure you’re registered to vote by the May 8 deadline.

Voters who live in San Antonio’s District 9 are heading into the June 7 runoff election with their minds made up, at least when it comes to what they want from a candidate.

Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos participated in their first debate since they became the top two vote-getters in the May 3 election.

The second time was a charm for East Central ISD on Saturday as voters handily approved a scaled-back $309 million bond to build a new high school and two elementary schools.

The executive director of Annie’s List, a political action committee that works to elect progressive women in state and local office, joined KSAT 12’s 6 O’Clock News to discuss the upcoming mayor’s race runoff.

Five local races, all within the City of San Antonio, are headed to a runoff after none of them had a clear winner in the May 3 election. But what triggers a runoff election? KSAT Explains.

Five races across San Antonio will have runoff elections, including the highly anticipated race to succeed Ron Nirenberg as mayor.

Voters have approved an Alamo Colleges District bond package totaling $987 million.

Here’s a look at how the City of San Antonio election shaped up.

The Bexar County Elections Department held an Election Day press conference on Saturday, May 3.

Whether it’s over finances or a feud, Balcones Heights voters are being asked to decide if their police officers should retain the right to collectively bargain for a contract.

In addition to San Antonio deciding its next mayor and all 10 city council positions, residents in other South Central Texas cities and counties will also make their voices heard in several important races.

KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur convene the ‘Power Panel’ to cover election night live

As Ron Nirenberg’s term as San Antonio mayor comes to a close, 27 candidates are vying to succeed him in what has become a competitive race.

Some San Antonio-area school districts are searching for new school board members. Those districts also hope some of their bond issues will become voter-approved by the end of Election Day.

The important Election Day races aren’t all in San Antonio. Voters outside of the Alamo City will also have an opportunity to have their voices heard on May 3.

Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos are heading to a runoff for the San Antonio mayor’s seat.