2022 bond can help San Antonio add to treasury of open spaces with arboretum on the South Side
Commentary: San Antonio has a chance to develop its first full-scale arboretum on land donated by TJX to the San Antonio River Authority and Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
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GOP state Rep. Lyle Larson, who has increasingly broken with his party, won’t seek reelection
The San Antonio Republican announced Wednesday he will not run for another term in 2022.
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Now that Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff has confirmed his decision to not run for reelection in 2022, the field is wide open.
San Antonio Housing Commission approves guide for spending $250M bond
The Housing Commission created a priority guide for the residents charged with divvying up bond money for affordable housing.
Council committee nominates Port San Antonio board member for SAWS trustee vacancy
Marilu Reyna, a public relations professional for nonprofit Baptist Child and Family Services, would represent SAWS’ southeast quadrant.
Gov. Greg Abbott bans COVID-19 vaccine mandates for private employers
Abbott also called on the Legislature to pass a law banning the expanded vaccine mandates.
San Antonio has a road map to close its digital divide, but the price tag could be $600M
San Antonio Digital Connects has developed a road map aimed at closing the digital divide. Now it needs funding.
Runoff for HD 118 special election scheduled for Nov. 2
Republican John Lujan and Democrat Frank Ramirez will face off for the Texas House District 118 seat in a Nov. 2 runoff election.
Poll showing public disapproval of CPS Energy magnifies utility’s recent stumbles
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