Christenson has won the Gerald R. Ford Journalism Prize for Distinguished Reporting on National Defense. The judges called his work "a critical element of the national conversation."

School officers across the state turned to heavy-handed tactics on children, often in response to minor misbehavior, our investigation shows.

Members of Congress from both parties are pushing to remove Reps. Tony Gonzales of Texas and Eric Swalwell of California over allegations of sexual misconduct.

In several late-night text exchanges, then-congressional candidate Gonzales repeatedly asked a campaign aide for nude photos and proposed they meet up for sex.

Text messages show the married San Antonio congressman asked a subordinate for sex and nude photos years before his 2024 affair with Regina Santos-Aviles.

With help from readers, the San Antonio Express-News aims to highlight 20 people making a mark in business, entertainment, the arts, politics and other fields.

The Hill Country retreat is asking former campers and counselors to share memories of previous floods. The aim: to show the July 4 deluge was incomparably worse.

As a storm pounded the Texas Hill Country, an RV park operator asked for an update on flooding and advice on how to protect her guests. She got neither.

The Catholic institution on San Antonio's West Side has been a pathway to the middle class for Latinos. But enrollment has been in free fall.

The law calls for a Public Utility Commission consumer guide to help homeowners avoid price-gouging and see through false marketing by solar companies.

A news report said a C-17 transport full of undocumented migrants was scheduled to fly to Libya from San Antonio's Kelly Field. Was it true? No one will say.

The armed services report a surge in new recruits. Trumps says it's because Americans are 'proud of our country again.' The reality is more complicated.

The bill would create a state-published consumer guide to residential solar. It was inspired in part by a San Antonio Express-News series on solar scams.

The Texas Medical Association gave the San Antonio Express-News its Anson Jones Award for outstanding healthcare journalism.

The San Antonio Express-News also won first-place recognition for deadline writing in the Texas Managing Editors' annual Excellence in Journalism contest.

An email instructed employees of Audie L. Murphy Veterans Hospital to report discrimination to a new task force and to supply "names, dates and locations."

A guide to the key races for Bexar County voters, including San Antonio mayor, all 10 City Council districts and several local school board seats.

Family Days were meant to ease the stress of prolonged deployments and support families. In the Trump administration's view, they got out of hand.

A project near Laredo could pump and sell millions of gallons of water, but treating it could be expensive. It's unclear if local governments will buy in.

The defense secretary vows to end 'woke' culture and DEI. When that's proved unpopular, his supporters say it's because underlings acted with ill intent.

Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart, once a rising star, led the 19th Air Force in San Antonio, the service's pilot training arm. A sex scandal derailed his career.

Uniformed and civilian personnel once again can list "they/them," "he/him" or "she/her" on emails and other official correspondence if they choose.

Sara DiNatale won first place in business reporting in the Best of the West journalism contest. The judge called her work a reporting 'master class.'

The Air Force fired the commander of the 557th Weather Wing, which studies and forecasts weather around the globe. Its motto: 'Choose the weather for battle.'

Hasan was convicted of murdering 13 people at Ford Hood (now Fort Cavazos) in 2009. The U.S. Supreme Court was his last hope of avoiding execution.

Santa Anna was a decorated World War II bomber pilot. He was also a descendant of the Alamo conqueror. 'They're going after dead veterans,' his daughter says.

Pete Hegseth and other top officials discussed an imminent U.S. military strike in Yemen on Signal. The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally included.

A tribute to Robinson, an Army veteran who broke baseball's race barrier, was temporarily removed from a military website. He wasn't the only one.

A Pentagon 'validation team' is visiting Air Force bases to confirm they're doing away with DEI. The inspectors arrived in San Antonio this week.

Airbnb founder Joe Gebbia is an investor in the NBA franchise. His participation in Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has generated blowback.

Colin Powell, the Tuskegee Airmen and other minorities have been scrubbed from military sites. But an honor roll of war heroes buried in San Antonio survives.

It's the latest proposal in the Texas legislature to regulate solar companies. The bills aim to curb abuses exposed in a San Antonio Express-News investigation.

The San Antonio Express-News series "In Broad Daylight" documented exorbitant sales commissions and financing fees for rooftop solar installations.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's latest directive to civilian workers makes clear the "what I did last week" email required by Elon Musk is not a one-and-done.

The San Antonio Express-News series documented deceptive sales tactics, exorbitant lending fees and shoddy workmanship. Thousands of Texans were victimized.

The proposed law targets abuses highlighted in a San Antonio Express-News series. Installers and salespeople coul be fine dup to $100K for repeat violations.

Unscrupulous operators have put a hurt on the industry's image. Solar companies and trade groups are asking the Legislature to step in and set standards.

Companies offering quick-approval online loans for rooftop solar systems didn't disclose a lending fee of 30% or more, an Express-News investigation found.

The U.S. government's CBP One app was meant to create an orderly process for asylum seekers and reduce illegal border crossings. It's been a boon for cartels.

The U.S. government's CBP One app was meant to create an orderly process for asylum seekers and reduce illegal border crossings. It's been a boon for cartels.

An investigation by the San Antonio-Express News revealed rampant scams by door-to-door rooftop solar salespeople. Here are five tips to avoid getting cheated.

Door-to-door sales agents targeted the elderly with promises of energy savings, rebates, tax credits that proved illusory, an Express-News investigation found.