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Marisa Pérez-Díaz, District 3 member on the Texas State Board of Education says the new Democratic majority on the SBOE creates an opportunity to reconsider curriculum standards that critics say were historically inaccurate, pro-Christian and downplayed the contributions of minority communities to the story of Texas.
2026 Midterms
- Meet the new millennial faces of Bexar County’s state House delegation who rode in on a blue wave
- Meet the 18 Democrats who swept into Texas’ statewide leadership
- Senfronia Thompson says she has the votes to become the first woman and first Black Texas House speaker
- The Texas Supreme Court will have a female majority for the first time
- Democrats poised to narrowly flip Texas State Board of Education
- Democrats have flipped the Texas House
- In the wake of vouchers, Democrats with public education backgrounds won up and down the ballot in Texas
- Takeaways from a Democratic sweep in Texas
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- La Universidad Our Lady of the Lake lanzará su programa de futbol americano en otoño de 2027
- Cómo la carestía fomenta el problema de los perros callejeros en San Antonio
- Se esperan lluvias este fin de semana en el área de San Antonio debido al avance de un frente frío.
- Se levanta la prohibición de quemas en el condado de Bexar al acercarse las fiestas
- La Arquidiócesis de San Antonio celebrará su centenario con una misa en el Estadio Wolff el 7 de noviembre.
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Volunteer musicians play for veterans and others who are hospitalized. They're part of Musicians On Call, a group that spreads the healing power of music.
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Power to appoint business court judges will soon be in the hands of the incoming governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, who vowed to reclaim power from big business.
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The Brooks Development Authority has issued a notice of default to a developer over planned ICE office leases, giving the company 60 days to respond.
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Three Judson ISD school board members alleged Monica Ryan abused her power. A state investigation found no wrongdoing.
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The modern-day search for critical minerals in the U.S. is akin to the Gold Rush of the 1800s.
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