New San Antonio Missions ballpark would raze low-income downtown apartments
As promised by local leaders, San Antonio's newly proposed $160 million minor league ballpark may not cost taxpayers a dime. Just the same, it may cost some of the city's most vulnerable residents their homes. The prospect of the 7,500-capacity ballpark for the Double-A San Antonio Missions displacing low-income housing came to light during a presentation at City Council's A session on Wednesday afternoon.
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