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UFL Exits San Antonio, Cites Stadium Constraints

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UFL Exits San Antonio, Cites Stadium Constraints

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

The decision comes as a surprise given San Antonio's support and league leadership's prior comments.See the Story

About $675 million earmarked for Texas projects is in limbo as Congress careens toward shutdown

Government Shutdown · Houston

About $675 million earmarked for Texas projects is in limbo as Congress careens toward shutdown

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Texas congressional delegation has secured about $675 million to pay for community projects across the state in federal spending bills for the next fiscal year. But the funds, informally known as earmarks, are all in jeopardy amid the threat…See the Story

Mayor, City Manager Say No Immediate Impacts on San Antonio Programs Amid Federal Shutdown

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Mayor, City Manager Say No Immediate Impacts on San Antonio Programs Amid Federal Shutdown

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and City Manager Erik Walsh said they do not expect any immediate effects on city services that rely on federal funding during the government shutdown.In a news conference on Wednesday, Walsh said the city’s FY 2026 budget includes more than $150 million in federal funding for programs such as Head Start, airport grants, and police department grants. These federal grants operate on a reimbursement basis, meanin…See the Story

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