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If a new report is to be believed, life isn’t that great in the Lone Star State.
The Current‘s most-read article this week covered a new study released by CNBC that ranked Texas as the state in the U.S. with the worst quality of life. The news network determined its rankings by assigning scores in 10 categories, which included crime rate, environmental quality and healthcare.
Also among this week’s top stories is a report that the Spurs are considering the possibility of building a new downtown arena, which may help to persuade the team’s new star Victor Wembanyama to stay in the Alamo city for the long run.
Also racking up big numbers were our interview with San Antonio-native funnyman Jeff Hiller and a story about a woman rolling in a pile of horse manure on 6th Street in Austin.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick also loaned $125,000 to Attorney General Ken Paxton — yes, the same guy whose impeachment trial he’s supposed to impartially preside over.
Also among this week’s most-read news was Ron Nirenberg’s announcement that San Antonio might experience rolling blackouts on Thursday — a warning that fortunately was not borne out.