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Texas Today: October 30, 2025

Traffic delays, state program paused, San Antonio earns Michelin stars, and ICE plans new Texas facilities.

The Texas Insider Team by The Texas Insider Team
October 31, 2025
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  • Crash slows morning traffic on I-10 in San Antonio
    A multi-vehicle accident on I-10 West near TX-536-SPUR caused heavy delays during the morning commute. Several lanes were blocked for more than an hour before officials reopened the roadway.

  • Texas pauses contracting program for certain small businesses
    The state has temporarily suspended its Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) program, which assists certified minority, women, and service-disabled veteran–owned firms in competing for state contracts. Officials cited ongoing legal reviews and policy updates as reasons for the pause.

  • San Antonio restaurants earn new Michelin honors
    Two San Antonio restaurants received one-star ratings in the latest Michelin Guide for Texas, placing the city among the state’s top culinary destinations. The recognition highlights growing attention to Texas’s expanding fine-dining scene.

  • ICE proposes new transport centers near Texas jails
    U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced plans to establish regional transport hubs near several Texas county jails to streamline transfers of individuals from local to federal custody. The agency said the move aims to improve efficiency and reduce overcrowding.

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