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For first time, poll shows Colin Allred beating Ted Cruz in November

Written by on 20 September 2024

For the first time in their hotly contested campaign, a poll shows U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, trailing challenger U.S. Rep. Colin Allred. The Morning Consult poll, conducted between Sept. 9 and 18, places Allred — a moderate North Texas Democrat — a point ahead of Cruz with likely voters, 45% to 44%. Allred’s lead […]

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Doug Emhoff to lead San Antonio rally for Texas Democrats

Written by on 19 September 2024

Sign up for the We the Texans newsletter to receive twice-monthly updates on our year-long initiative dedicated to boosting civic engagement and chronicling how democracy is experienced in Texas. WASHINGTON — Second gentleman Doug Emhoff heads to Texas next week to headline a San Antonio rally Monday for Texas Democrats.

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San Antonio City Council approves $4 billion budget for new fiscal year

Written by on 19 September 2024

City Council on Thursday unanimously approved San Antonio’s $3.96 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal cycle — a 5.8% increase over 2024’s record budget. Even so, Thursday’s approved budget includes $23.6 million in cuts to some city services. The drawbacks come as staff predicts that expenses will outpace property tax revenue growth.

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Texas Black’s BBQ chain gets city approval to move ahead on San Antonio location

Written by on 19 September 2024

The Lockhart-born Terry Black’s Barbecue chain is one step closer to making its long-awaited San Antonio debut. The Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) on Wednesday signed off on plans for Terry Black’s to build a restaurant, courtyard, pit house and parking area near the Pearl, the Express-News reports. The family that owns Terry Black’s […]

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San Antonio’s El Siete Mares Seafood closes after 30 years

Written by on 19 September 2024

El Siete Mares Seafood is sailing off into the sunset after 30 years serving up coastal Mexican cuisine on San Antonio’s West Side. “To our beloved customers, thank you and goodbye,” the business said in a Facebook post from earlier this month. “May [G]od give back 30 years of blessings.”

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Travis County sues Texas AG Ken Paxton over voter-registration crackdown

Written by on 19 September 2024

The legal battle over voting rights between Texas’ Democrat-controlled cities and its Republican attorney general has escalated. Austin’s Travis County — a longtime blue stronghold — has filed a federal lawsuit against Texas AG Ken Paxton and Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson over the state’s efforts to block municipal voter-registration efforts before the November […]

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