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Texas ranks as third-worst state for women's equality, according to new study (opens the original)
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Texas ranks as the third-worst state for women’s equality, trailing only Oklahoma and Utah, according to a new study by online personal finance blog WalletHub. WalletHub ranked each state using 17 factors, including workplace environment, education/health and political empowerment. On a scale of 1 to 100, Texas received a total score of 41.89. Texas’ worst-performing category was education/health, where it ranked 49th, bringing down its overall score substantially. The state maintains one of the
Bexar County Sheriff tries to quell fears about department's use of Flock surveillance (opens the original)
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During a Tuesday night town hall, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar tried to quell public fears about his department’s use of the controversial Flock surveillance camera system. Salazar told the crowd of Northsiders that deputies in the department’s Texas Anti-Gang (TAG) use Flock cameras to track down people responsible for gang-related activity. He added that the system can also be used to track down those responsible for burglaries and assaults. “The thing about Flock cameras is they give u
U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico rejects data center moratorium, calls for stronger regulations (opens the original)
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State Rep. James Talarico, the Democrat running for the Texas’ contested U.S. Senate set, told reporters in San Antonio that he opposes a complete moratorium on new data center construction in Texas and instead wants common-sense regulations for the industry. During the Thursday appearance, Talarico also emphasized that his approach differs from that of his opponent, Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whom he accused of kowtowing to monied interests. “I have a track record of working
At least 10 UTSA students displaced after tornado rips through North Side apartments (opens the original)
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The University of Texas at San Antonio and the Oasis student housing complex are working with the Red Cross to assist at least 10 students displaced by the tornado that touched down in the area, San Antonio Fire Department officials told the Current. Depending on availability, affected residents will be able to move into vacant units at the complex or provided temporary lodging at nearby hotels, according to of What started as a routine Wednesday morning quickly turned into a frantic evacuation
At San Antonio rally, Democrat Gina Hinojosa says Gov. Abbott's Winter Storm Uri response shows his failure to lead (opens the original)
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During a Thursday campaign appearance in San Antonio, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa attacked incumbent Republican Gov. Greg Abbott for his response to Winter Storm Uri, one of the worst natural disasters in Texas history. During her speech at the Paper Tiger music venue, Hinojosa — an Austin state representative — said Abbott and other Republican leaders failed to lead during the 2021 storm that caused widespread power outages, hundreds of deaths and billions in economic losse
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