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Beloved San Antonio H-E-B manager suddenly dies after cardiac event at store

Beloved longtime store manager Rashad Chance, 45, died of natural causes last week after experiencing a fatal cardiovascular event at his H-E-B workplace.
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Marie Murillo Builds a Legacy of Leadership and Community

For Marie Murillo, entrepreneurship is about building a strong future while staying connected to the people, values, and community that shaped her. A proud Southside San Antonio native, Murillo is cofounder and Director of Communications at 4A Logistics, where she helps oversee the business’s financial and administrati
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TRAFFIC ALERT | Major collision leaves multiple lanes loosed at East Loop 1604 N...

SAN ANTONIO - Multiple lanes of traffic were closed off after a major collision affecting two major roadways. Around 9 p.m. on Sunday, first responders rushed to the scene of a major collision near the corner of East Loop 1604 N and I-10 East, on the far East Side. This...
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Six-Car Pileup On San Antonio’s Culebra Road Sends Three To Hospital

A six-vehicle crash on San Antonio's West Side sent three people to the hospital Sunday morning, with two suffering critical but non-life-threatening injuries, according to police. The wreck happened around 11 a.m. near Culebra Road and Village Park, adding another chapter to the corridor's grim reputation as the city'
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For former TV reporter, telling stories is a lifelong calling

Darlene Dorsey's career brought her to WOAI, where she reported on life in San Antonio and helped inspire others to pursue a similar dream.
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Vandals damage Southeast Side church’s A/C unit, attendees still celebrate Mass

SAN ANTONIO – The temperature inside St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church on the Southeast Side wasn’t just hot; it was sweltering. “This church has no windows that you can really open up, and so we put some fans in with some open doors, and we did our best to actually keep the people cool,” said Father Jimmy Drennan, the
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Motorcyclist dies after crashing into concrete barrier near downtown San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO - A Sunday morning motorcycle crash has turned deadly after the rider died from his injuries. The deadly accident happened just before 11:30 a.m. along the offramp of Interstate 35 South near West Cesar Chavez Boulevard downtown. Police said the man was attempting to exit onto West Cesar...
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SAPD officer shoots, kills man who ‘aggressively advanced’ at him with large knives, police...

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio police officer shot and killed a man who “aggressively advanced” toward him with two large knives, SAPD acting chief Jesse Salame said. Officers responded to a call for a disturbance involving a gun just before midnight on Monday in the 6700 block of Spring Front Drive.
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San Antonio Invited to Shape Future of Nelson Wolff Stadium Site

Public Invited to Shape Future of Nelson Wolff Stadium Site Community members are invited to review concepts and options for the future redevelopment of the Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium site during a public meeting Thursday, Aug. 20. The meeting is the second in a community-driven planning process to create a mast
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San Antonio study sheds new light on rare type of dementia in Hispanics

UT Health San Antonio researchers found that a rare type of dementia that affects younger people is more common among Hispanics than was previously realized.

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