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The vote reimburses the city for money already spent and allows San Antonio to seek additional FEMA funds.

The suit, which argues the governor is violating students' free speech rights, also names UTSA President Taylor Eighmy as defendant.

Thursday's executive session was called despite the mayor last week saying the discussion should happen in public.

Shannon Sims' comments come before his planned retirement this summer and as the city actively searches for his replacement.

The flight could be added in late summer or early fall, according to airport officials.

'This is just more of Nirenberg being a terrible leader, or not a leader at all,' political consultant Kelton Morgan said.

The legislation opens the number of direct flights to Washington National, but experts said SA needs to convince air carriers those flights would make business sense.

Two upper level lanes of I-10 West between West Popular Street and Fulton Avenue will be closed through June 30.

Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez's swipe at colleague Manny Pelaez comes as council prepares to discuss the future of City Attorney Andy Segovia.

A former Perry aide said the one-time councilman's biggest obstacle to becoming mayor aren't his past legal problems but his right-wing politics.

Residents are also invited to provide input on how it should be used.

Those with children 3 to 5 years old can enter a lottery for a chance to enroll their child through July 14.

The powerful Laredo congressman is indicted for allegedly acting as a foreign agent for Azerbaijan and a Mexican bank in exchange for at least $600,000 in bribes.

Chlamydia is the nation's most commonly reported sexually transmitted disease.

The district also has branded its four-year programs under the 'Alamo U' name.

Five members of council held a press conference Thursday to question whether City Attorney Andy Segovia is fit for the job. Mayoral candidate and council colleague Manny Pelaez called their move 'disappointing.'

Jake Hochberg — who's served as Cuellar's chief of staff since 2021 — left Monday, and others are reportedly mulling departures.

The Laredo Democrat faces federal charges of bribery, money laundering and working on behalf of a foreign government.

Marina Alderete Gavito's proposal includes stiffer fines, mandatory spay and neuter policies and an anonymous reporting system.

El Camino owner Ricky Ortiz told the Current that Edgar-wearers are welcome at his establishments, so long as they behave.