Texas’ comptroller is the state’s top accountant. The candidates are campaigning on culture wars.

Don Huffines, Christi Craddick and Kelly Hancock are talking more about fighting DEI, trans athletes and illegal immigration than the office’s traditional fiscal duties. The post Texas’ comptroller is the state’s top accountant. The candidates are campaigning on culture wars. appeared first on San A

Deco District eatery Unko Maui’s Burgers locked out by landlord after roughly a year in business

The landlord for Unko Maui’s Burgers has locked the business out of its Deco District space after less than a year in operation, according to a document affixed to its front door. The notice posted on behalf of the property’s California-based owner, BIODEC LLC, accuses the restaurant of defaulting o

Dems see bigger primary turnout in Texas than Republicans. Will that hold in the general?

Turnout among Texas Democrats is drastically — and uncharacteristically — higher than among the state’s Republicans in early voting for the March 3 primary, prompting speculation a blue wave is finally washing over the Lone Star State. Indeed, numbers show early voter turnout in the Democratic prima

Ken Paxton suing California doctor in second lawsuit citing Texas abortion pill law

Paxton's suit follows another by a Galveston County man against the same doctor. Both cite House Bill 7, passed in September, that allows lawsuits over abortion pill access. The post Ken Paxton suing California doctor in second lawsuit citing Texas abortion pill law appeared first on San Antonio Cur