San Antonio
San Antonio City Council to vote on Jesse Salame's appointment as police chief
San Antonio City Council will vote Thursday on Jesse Salame's appointment as the city's next police chief.
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San Antonio woman says ICE officers stopped her because of her skin color
A San Antonio woman claims ICE officers stopped her without explanation and questioned her family about citizenship, alleging racial profiling based on her appearance.
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SAFD: Shed fire spreads to multiple trailers on far West Side, displaces residents
A shed fire spread to two mobile homes on San Antonio's far West Side late Wednesday night, displacing residents but resulting in no injuries.
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San Antonio's Esperanza Center to debut performance series this weekend
The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center in San Antonio is launching a new performance series called 'Practice of Hope' featuring singer-songwriter Azul Barrientos.
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Where to find spooky, haunted houses in San Antonio and surrounding areas
Several San Antonio area attractions are opening haunted houses this fall, starting as early as September 11, offering thrill-seekers spooky entertainment experiences.
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Enzminger Studio to open solo exhibition for San Antonio visual artist Marcy McChesney
San Antonio visual artist Marcy McChesney is presenting a solo exhibition at Enzminger Studio featuring her evolved collage and painting work focused on the cyclicality of life.
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San Antonio River Authority, Brooks move forward with major South Side economic development project
The San Antonio River Authority approved the transfer of 243 acres to the Brooks Development Authority for Project Oso, a major economic development initiative on the South Side.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Kany Garca, Drink the Sea, Thee Sacred Souls
San Antonio's live music venues are featuring a diverse lineup this week including performances by Kany García, Drink the Sea, Thee Sacred Souls, Sevendust, and Sweeping Promises.
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Remuda Ranch residents say cut-through traffic has brought road rage, blocked emergency vehicles
Remuda Ranch residents on San Antonio's far West Side report that increased cut-through traffic has caused road rage incidents and raised concerns about emergency vehicle access.
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San Antonio stabbing highlights safety concerns for homeless community
A 35-year-old homeless man was stabbed multiple times near Jackson Keller Road and Vance Jackson Road in San Antonio, raising concerns about safety for the city's unsheltered population.
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Predictive gambling markets are available in Texas, even though state laws ban gambling
Predictive gambling markets like DraftKings are operating in Texas despite state laws that ban most forms of gambling and sports betting.
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How weather conditions can impact Texas Game Wardens
Texas Game Wardens prepare search and rescue operations by positioning crews and equipment based on weather data ahead of severe storms and potential flooding.
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Parents should start special needs evaluations now for next year's TEFA funds, expert advises
Parents of children with special needs in Texas are advised to begin evaluations now to qualify for higher Texas Education Freedom Accounts funding up to $30,000 for next school year.
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San Antonio has $12.8M to fix sidewalks. One neighborhood wants to know if they'll see any of it.
San Antonio's Rolling Ridge Club neighborhood questions whether they will receive funding from the city's $12.8M sidewalk repair budget to address damaged sidewalks caused by tree roots.
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2 men arrested in connection with 2025 fatal southwest Bexar County house party shooting, BCSO says
Two men were arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at a house party in southwest Bexar County that killed 17-year-old Alianna Nicole Ujueta in September 2025.
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45 missing, endangered children found after US Marshals Service operation
U.S. Marshals Service and local law enforcement found 45 missing and endangered children across Texas and Arizona during an investigation from August 10-31.
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Teen dating abuse warning signs: What San Antonio parents need to know this back-to-school season
Local advocacy groups in San Antonio advise parents on recognizing warning signs of teen dating abuse and having healthy relationship conversations with their children as the school year begins.
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Pershing Elementary School jumps from F to B in Texas Education Agency ratings
Pershing Elementary School on San Antonio's East Side improved its Texas Education Agency rating from F to B, scoring 89% and narrowly missing an A rating.
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Crime Stoppers search for suspect continue 8 years after fatal shooting at East Side restaurant
Crime Stoppers continues searching for a suspect eight years after Herion Chase was fatally shot outside an East Side restaurant in San Antonio in 2018.
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