Parts of Texas immigration law are likely unconstitutional, federal judge signals

Parts of Texas immigration law are likely unconstitutional, federal judge signals During a hearing to block parts of a Texas law that would let state police arrest people suspected of having crossed the border illegally, a federal judge asserted he believed parts of it were unconstitutional. U.S. Di

Texas county pauses data center construction in rural areas for a year

A rural Texas county on Tuesday approved a one-year pause on the construction of new data centers in unincorporated areas, citing public safety and public health concerns. The 3-2 vote by county commissioners in Hill County, roughly 55 miles south of Fort Worth, appears to be the first by a Texas co

San Antonio, Spurs splurge on consulting fees as much of Project Marvel remains murky

Spurs Sports & Entertainment forged ahead this week with plans for a new $1.3 billion downtown arena by hiring a slew of local and national contractors for the project, officials with the NBA franchise said in a Wednesday. SS&E’s hiring spree comes as the City of San Antonio has so far spent some $1

Incarnate Word’s Extended Run Players to present Spoon River Anthology

The University of the Incarnate Word’s Extended Run Players (ERP) this Thursday and Friday will present Spoon River Anthology, excerpts from Edgar Lee Masters’ series of free-verse poems published in 1915. Spoon Riveris a fictional Midwestern town. However, each poem in the book represents a thinly