San Antonio council members exchange words with vet defending downtown carriages
During Tuesday's discussion on the fate of horse-drawn carriages on downtown streets, City Council members questioned comments from a man who identified himself as the "veterinarian for the City of San Antonio" and suggested horses are immune to health risks from car emissions. In response to a presentation by Dr. Ben Espy, both District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and District 6 Councilwoman Melissa Cabello Havrda pointed out that the city doesn't employ a full-time veterinarian. "I would like to clarify a couple things.
Recent Posts
Gov. Greg Abbott spent $141 million only to be neck-and-neck with Democrat Gina Hinojosa
Texas college campus protest law faces First Amendment challenge
Fiesta San Antonio staple Oyster Bake rebrands as Oyster Bake Music Fest
At least 19 election deniers are running for key offices in Texas this cycle
San Antonio’s St. Mary’s Strip says long goodbye to Midnight Swim
Trump’s visit likely to disrupt San Antonio traffic Wednesday afternoon, Secret Service warns
Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Journey, Arch Enemy, Sonic Live
San Antonio City Council bringing public comment sessions to neighborhood near you
Voting rights advocates blast Bexar County for choosing MAGA megachurch Cornerstone as polling place
Texas data center pause isn’t stopping construction of facilities, including one just outside San Antonio
"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "