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KSAT Q&A: Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones discusses budget deficit ahead of Thursday vote

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones joined KSAT’s weekly Q&A Tuesday to discuss the city’s looming budget vote and tensions among council members ahead of Thursday’s vote. The city continues to face a $158 million deficit over the next two years, and one...
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10 suspects arrested after DART raid on Southwest Side, San Antonio police say

SAN ANTONIO – Ten people were arrested Tuesday after SAPD’s DART (Dangerous Assessment Response Team) executed a raid on the Southwest Side. San Antonio police officers, along with Animal Care Services (ACS), Code Enforcement, Health & Human Services, and the City Attorney’s Office responded to the 2800 block of Fernci
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Records: Walmart buys 35 acres near Culebra Road in far northwest Bexar County

BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Walmart has purchased around 35 acres of land near Culebra Road and Talley Road in far northwest Bexar County, according to public records. The land has remained undeveloped. It is not yet known whether Walmart plans to build a store, a warehouse, a Sam’s Club or another type of facility at the si
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Texas Street Chalk Artist Says Driver Used Truck To Intimidate Him While He Was...

A street artist in San Antonio, Texas, was drawing on the sidewalk. With chalk in hand, he then saw a man driving his truck toward him, which he interpreted as a sign of intimidation. The driver called the police on him, and, shockingly, they arrived at the scene particularly quickly.
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San Antonio City Council faces tough choice: Raise taxes for first time in 34...

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio council members are weighing an unwelcome choice: raise taxes for the first time in 34 years to help close a budget gap or find the money elsewhere, likely through even deeper cuts than they’re already considering. But depending on how Thursday’s series of...
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Life without parole for San Antonio man who stomped jail cellmate to death

A man will spend life in prison after a jury convicted him of capital murder in the 2019 stomping death of his cellmate at the Bexar County jail. Shandrick Van Anthony Buckley, 39, has been on trial since last week. The jury left the 226th Judicial District courtroom following closing arguments shortly before 4 p.m. Tu
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Family of Texas pregnant woman who died sues Texas AG Ken Paxton

Tierra Walker, 37, died in December 2024 when she was 20 weeks pregnant.
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San Antonio music and radio legend Roy Paniagua dies after decades in Tejano industry

SAN ANTONIO — Roy Paniagua, a longtime San Antonio musician and radio personality whose career spanned more than four decades, has died, according to friends and fellow musicians. Paniagua had recently been hospitalized after experiencing difficulty breathing. His career touched nearly every corner of San Antonio's Tej
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Viral Puerto Rican BBQ coming to new family-friendly home in San Antonio

A co-founder of the Puerto Rican concept told MySA that breakfast options are also coming soon.
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Zachary Holdings facing class action lawsuit over tobacco surcharges in employee health plan

The federal lawsuit follows similar complaints filed against Whataburger, Whole Foods Market and 7-Eleven.

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