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Bexar County Opts Out of National Opioid Settlement Group, Seeks Own Jury Trial

By Roseanna Garza | November 6, 2019

Bexar County commissioners decided the county would pursue its own litigation against opioid manufacturers, although a trial date wouldn’t occur until 2021.

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Councilman Clayton Perry (D10) lobbied his colleagues since he was first elected in 2017 to consider a reduced tax rate or homestead exemption.

Councilman Perry Will Not Seek Bexar County Commissioners Seat

By Iris Dimmick | October 31, 2019

San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry (D10) said Thursday he will not resign to run for a Bexar County Commissioners Court seat.

Gov & Politics
Trish DeBerry of The DeBerry Group introduces UTSA President Taylor Eighmy.

PR Entrepreneur, Former Mayoral Candidate Trish DeBerry Launches Commissioners Court Bid

By JJ Velasquez | October 12, 2019

Nearly 11 years after her last run for office, Trish DeBerry will seek the open Bexar County Commissioners Court, Precinct 3 seat.

Health
Smoke to Live Vapor Shop employee Taylor Morris stands outside Liber-T Gift Shop as he promotes his merchandise to walking traffic.

H-E-B, County Buildings Ban E-Cigarettes

By Roseanna Garza | October 1, 2019

The County’s decision comes after Texas grocery giant H-E-B last week discontinued sales of all e-cigarette products throughout its stores.

Health

Bexar County Needle Exchange Program Set to Become First In State

By Roseanna Garza | September 11, 2019

Providing sterile needles to IV drug users helps stop the spread of disease and cuts down on costs associated with treating people who have contracted HIV/AIDS or hepatitis C.

Health

Regional and Bexar County Veterans Programs Receive $1.9 Million from State Agency

By Roseanna Garza | August 28, 2019

Since 2009, the Texas Veterans Commission has awarded more than $137 million to organizations to help veterans throughout the state.

Social Issues
The third floor hallway is where Children's Court takes place at Bexar County Courthouse.

$2 Million Grant Will Help Double Efforts of Bexar County Children’s Courts

By Roseanna Garza | May 1, 2019

A five-year grant will be used to increase staff and programming at agencies that partner with the county’s courts handling child abuse and neglect.

Gov & Politics
Early Voting site at Olmos City Hall.

Bexar County Starts Negotiations for New Voting Machines

By Jackie Wang | March 26, 2019

County commissioners directed Bexar County Elections to start negotiations to purchase new voting machines and return with price options in one month.

Gov & Politics
Justin Rodriguez meets with County staff in front of his new seat.

County Moves to Free Up Detention Center for UTSA Downtown Development

By Jackie Wang | January 15, 2019

Bexar County has set in motion a plan to clear a facility housing federal inmates in order to allow UTSA to proceed with downtown development plans.

Commentary
Bexar County Precinct 2 County Commissioner Paul Elizondo and Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff address the crown in Spanish. Photo by Anthony Francis.

How Old-Style Paul Elizondo Became Ally of New-Style Nelson Wolff

By Rick Casey | January 8, 2019

Elizondo became a close ally who helped Wolff transform county government from a medieval circus of competing fiefdoms into something of a modern big-city powerhouse.

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