A new baseball stadium project in downtown is facing a delay. The completion of the stadium, which has a price tag of $160 million, is being pushed back another year. The city had agreed to help finance the project, but it will now take longer to finish.
As a result, the season opener at the new stadium will not happen until 2029. Further details about the delay and the project's status are available from Texas Public Radio, the source of this information.
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