Proposal limiting Texas city, county property taxes dies in the Legislature
Subscribe to The Y’all — a weekly dispatch about the people, places and policies defining Texas, produced by Texas Tribune journalists living in communities across the state. DALLAS — A push by Texas lawmakers to curb city and county property tax bills died quietly Thursday morning after legislators
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Spouting off about the Smithsonian’s ‘obsession with slavery’ with Texas pseudo-historian David Barton
Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. Ever eager to whitewash reality so it matches his MAGA fever dream, President Donald Trump last month proclaimed that the White House plans to review Smithsonian Institution exhibits that focus on negative aspects of U.S. history, including
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UTSA becomes first D1 school to partner with Mexican company
The University of Texas at San Antonio is making history this week by becoming the first Division 1 NCAA program to sign a sponsorship deal with a Mexico-based company. During a matchup this Saturday against Texas State University at the Alamodome, UTSA — a designated Hispanic Serving Institution —
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San Antonio’s Empty Stomach Group opening downtown ramen restaurant this fall
San Antonio ramen fans, rejoice. Some of the long-missed late-night noodle items from Hot Joy are making a comeback at Kaedama Battleship Noodle Bar, a new dining spot opening downtown at 122 E. Houston Street, Suite 103. The new concept from Empty Stomach Group, the hospitality outfit behind Hot Jo
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