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How an $84M Award for San Antonio Turned Into a $2.25M Bill for Legal Expenses
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Commentary: A lawsuit filed more than 13 years ago by the City of San Antonio went from being a legal victory to a defeat with a price tag attached.
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Chip Roy Blasts Dems for Not Targeting Mexican Cartels, But GOP Blocks Their Efforts
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Commentary: Chip Roy has some legitimate complaints about Democrats and the border, but ignores the flow of guns from the U.S. into Mexico.
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Mass Shootings Are Certainly Not About Video Games, Lt. Gov.
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Commentary: Following the latest mass shooting, Dan Patrick, John Cornyn, and Greg Abbott want to talk about anything but guns.
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City Attorney Move on Paid Sick Leave Measures Nirenberg’s Power
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Commentary: Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s reluctance to delay implementing the paid sick leave ordinance shows the limits of the mayor’s power.
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How Julián Castro Prepared for That ‘Spontaneous’ Interruption
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Commentary: Julián Castro’s seemingly off-the-cuff interruption during the first Democratic presidential candidates’ debate was the product of thorough preparation.
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Only One Prediction on Firefighter Contract: Union Chief Steele Will Benefit
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Commentary: Whether the results of arbitration favor the City or its firefighters, it looks like union President Chris Steele will come away unscathed.
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So Help Me, God: Does Truth Matter at the Supreme Court?
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The U.S. Supreme Court issued two anxiously awaited rulings that could have particularly high impacts on Texas and San Antonio.
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Why Did Nirenberg Choose Jim Greenwood? Because He Wants a Third Term
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Commentary: Mayor Ron Nirenberg says Jim Greenwood showed skills in moving projects along and reaching out to the business and other communities.
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City’s Climate Plan Will Be Pricey, But How Much Would No Plan Cost?
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Commentary: It’s important to know how much San Antonio’s climate action plan will cost. Another vital question: What are the costs of doing nothing?
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Outside Players Take Leading Role in Mayoral Race
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For the first time outside independent political action committees played a major role in the mayor’s race, spending upwards of $500,000.
