In parched Texas, a state fund to boost water projects falls almost $3 billion short of demand
As Texas struggles to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population, a state fund had $1.28 billion available this year to support projects that could deliver water even in a severe drought. Unfortunately, 23 worthy projects requested a total of $4.2 billion, prompting the state to deny 13 of them
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Border wall plans scrapped for Big Bend national park after backlash, Border Patrol official says
Plans to build portions of the border wall in Big Bend National Park are off after bipartisan backlash over the proposed construction, a top U.S. Customs and Border Patrol official told the Washington Examiner. CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott said the Trump administration was no longer planning to con
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San Antonio City Council approves warning signs on cryptocurrency kiosks
The City of San Antonio starting to address the risks of cryptocurrency — or at least warn residents about them. City Council on Thursday unanimously approved an ordinance requiring businesses operating cryptocurrency kiosks — Bitcoin teller machines, for example — to post signage warning users of c
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San Antonio’s annual FORGE Esports Championship expands to include education, leadership
The FORGE Scholastic Esports Championship is expanding the mission of its annual competition held at San Antonio’s Boeing Center at Tech Port. This year’s event, held the weekend of May 15-17 and targeted to collegiate and grade-school esports competitors, aims to connect their play to educational a
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