Wanna bet? Texas Legislature to reconsider legalizing casinos and sports betting
Given the stiff headwinds to getting any expansion in gambling passed, advocates may be competing against each other.
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San Antonio will name a street after Mexican American labor hero Emma Tenayuca
Tenayuca’s name will be added to the street signs near the site of the old pecan shelling factories on Cevallos Street, between Interstate 35 and Probandt Street in Southtown.
City moves to use eminent domain to acquire bar property for Alamo Museum
City Council approved an ordinance that relies on the power of eminent domain to acquire bar property for the planned Alamo museum.
Even without water champion Lyle Larson, Texas lege poised to tackle tough water issues
San Antonio could help lead the way as the Texas legislature tackles water issues through a new caucus and a surplus of state dollars.
Sakai wants ‘shared power’ with commissioners, won’t commit to The Link, downtown baseball stadium
The new Bexar County judge plans to implement public town hall meetings, update county technology and balance power between commissioners.
Two years after Texas’ voting rights showdown, lawmakers again push dozens of elections bills
Democrats will be seeking to expand voting access and Republicans are pledging to make elections more secure.
San Antonio officials remain in the dark about TxDOT’s Broadway plans
State officials said the project could go to bid this year, but City Manager Erik Walsh said he hasn’t seen any plans yet.
FEMA approves new flood maps for parts of southeast Bexar County
The newly approved FEMA maps cover sections of China Grove, Elmendorf, San Antonio, St. Hedwig and unincorporated areas of Bexar County.
Council members move to boost renters’ awareness of their rights
The goal is to increase awareness among San Antonio renters of their existing rights to safe housing while the city looks for ways to beef up those rights.
After Uvalde shooting, Texas senator wants to make it easier to sue police
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a San Antonio Democrat, introduced legislation that includes a bill that would end qualified immunity.
New County Judge Peter Sakai to lay out his agenda in livestreamed event
County Judge Peter Sakai will share his vision for the first 100 days of his administration Thursday morning in an event hosted by the San Antonio Report and KLRN TV.
Perry makes court appearance after apologizing for ‘bad judgments’ at neighborhood meeting
The councilman received a warm reception from an audience of his allies, but some political opponents are leaning toward running against him.
CPS Energy board approves plan to phase out coal by 2028
CPS Energy’s board voted 4-1 to approve the city’s next generation portfolio Monday, which will see the utility phase out coal by 2028.
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