Another injunction issued against San Antonio school districts, preventing them from displaying Ten Commandments. From @LizTeitz: https://t.co/aVhsQbTJdm #txed #txlege

After July's fatal flooding, the Upper Guadalupe River Authority is looking into building dams on the river and creeks to reduce future risks. Experts say that could be effective, but they're only one part of a solution: https://t.co/TLC4UorCBT via @expressnews

Five months after 11 people died in Beitel Creek, San Antonio says it's determined that even though models showed the 410 frontage road could be flooded, "both the city and TxDOT were unaware ... this type of event could have happened." https://t.co/CQboC0lR1q via @ExpressNews

A publicly financed downtown arena for the @spurs could be on its way to becoming a reality if early voting returns hold as election day ballots are tallied. About 53% of Bexar County voters approved Prop B, according to early voting results. https://t.co/9xeSJ5748L

When SB13 passed the Legislature, advocates argued it would increase transparency and empower parents in their kids' learning. But @melissm8 found that it often hinders public school librarians' ability to get books into students' hands. #txed #txlege https://t.co/VCmufyNCOd

As it grapples with rapid growth, Comal County is asking the state for $30 million to start a land protection program to prevent more development on key watersheds: https://t.co/Z5slGcS7ir via @expressnews

Hill Country city to spend $800K+ to move historic oak tree for road project

After a devastating flash flood killed more than 140 people, Colorado communities invested in extensive flood warning and prediction systems. Could Texas do the same on the Guadalupe? @SamOwensphoto and I went to CO to find out: https://t.co/fpfQ40TcV0 via @expressnews

Judge Sakai found out from E-N reporting that the Spurs & city were discussing leaving the FBC for a downtown arena. But he had leverage: they wanted the county to help pay for it. Yet he & commissioners extracted little, if anything, for their support:

Not to get political… but I’ll vote for anyone who promises to extend the city’s summer pool season.

Texas buys land for new state park right next to Garner State Park

City Council voted 7-4 to approve a term sheet for building a $1.3B Spurs arena downtown, handing Mayor Jones her first big loss. The arena would be the centerpiece of Project Marvel.

BREAKING; San Antonio federal judge blocks Texas school Ten Commandments law https://t.co/qNDOb6nmwq via @expressnews

With Spurs arena deal looming, San Antonio mayor will put delay to a vote

After historic flooding, area lake and aquifer levels dropping again. Story by @LizTeitz. https://t.co/jOQqLtWoyj via @expressnews

A look at how one Hill Country camp averted a catastrophe during the July 4 flood

There’s only two weekends left before most of San Antonio’s public pools close for the season — luckily I went to all 24 of them to help you decide where to go!

Twenty-seven of the 33 houses in Bumble Bee Hills, a subdivision in Ingram that’s across Highway 39 from the Guadalupe River, flooded on July 4. Residents are trying to recover, with the help of volunteers. https://t.co/yirUV5CqjS

Camp Mystic is among several youth summer camps in flood-ravaged Kerr County that is not accredited by the American Camp Association, the industry's only accrediting body. Did it matter on July 4? https://t.co/4D9RnZ2Sy0

The Spurs are proposing contributing $500M to a new arena downtown, spearheading another $500M of development around it, and devoting $60M to childcare initiatives, discount tickets and other offerings: