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South Side Wake-and-Hoagie as Dunkin’, Jimmy John’s to Share Roosevelt Drive-Thru

South Side commuters are about to get their coffee and sandwich fix in one shot. A planned Jimmy John's and Dunkin' co-branded drive-thru is headed to San Antonio’s South Side, according to city records, with a shared, 1,986-square-foot restaurant slated for 4855 Roosevelt Ave. Renovations are pegged at about $300,000,
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AC/DC brings electric POWER UP Tour to San Antonio’s Alamodome

SAN ANTONIO — Rock legends AC/DC brought their POWER UP Tour to San Antonio Friday night, turning the Alamodome into a sea of fans, flashing lights and classic rock anthems. AC/DC's San Antonio stop was part of the band's 2026 North American POWER UP Tour, which began earlier this month. The show featured a roughly two
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Victim walking to greet 2 men at front gate gets shot dead before suspects...

A man in Texas who fatally shot a victim over a fight about money before stashing the weapon in a fridge has learned his fate. The post Victim walking to greet 2 men at front gate gets shot dead before suspects hide murder weapon in fridge 'among food items' first appeared on Law & Crime .
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Industrial gas company to build $5.4M facility on San Antonio’s West Side

Irving-based Nippon Sanso Matheson, the world’s fourth-largest supplier of industrial, electronic and medical gases, is building an office and production facility.
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Animal Care Services says shelter over capacity with 550+ animals, urges community to adopt...

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Animal Care Services (ACS) is asking the community to adopt or foster after the facility reached capacity. The shelter told KSAT it now has more than 550 animals filling every available kennel. Krystine Chaffin from ACS spoke with KSAT on Friday about the overcrowding....
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San Antonio average rent prices are going down while national rent is going up

In a recent Zillow report, it found national rent, on average, has gone up 2.2% since last year, while San Antonio saw average rent fall by 1.8%. Some residents we spoke to said despite the news, they are paying too much, but experts say if you need to rent a place and you still haven't signed a lease, you might be mis
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16 years later, family marks Pauline Diaz’s 80th birthday and praying for answers

SAN ANTONIO - Tx — Pauline Diaz disappeared without a trace nearly 16 years ago. Today, on what would have been her 80th birthday her family gathered in front of her home to sing her happy birthday and to plead with whoever took her to let her come home.
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Massive $73M multi-family complex planned in San Antonio

Yet another real estate project will soon begin on San Antonio's Far Westside. Development and management company Dominum is planning a $75 million project near JBSA-Lackland, according to a recently submitted Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) filing. The Minnesota-based business specializes in develo
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High heat to build over South Texas, but here’s when to expect changes in...

Next week may be the hottest of the summer so far across Texas, but long-range weather models are hinting at potential changes.
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Mayor Jones asks business, philanthropic community to help fund San Antonio events and groups...

SAN ANTONIO — A week that started with Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones floating the proposal of using Ready to Work dollars to address the city's $157.7 million budget deficit ended with another idea: asking community leaders to help fund certain San Antonio entities, in the process freeing up vital dollars.

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