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Woman recounts harrowing moments before ex-boyfriend’s deadly confrontation with police

SAN ANTONIO – One San Antonio woman said she can still hear gunshots and sirens when she closes her eyes. “He was pointing the gun at me, so I ducked and I just ran,” she said. “I didn’t want it to happen like that. I knew he needed help, and I was trying to tell everybody.”
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Teen charged with killing San Antonio man returns to court, says she’s ‘trying her...

SAN ANTONIO — A murder case is inching its way forward now in juvenile court involving a girl who was just 14-years-old when she was accused of killing a man. The details of the knife attack remain disturbing, as the victim's throat was slashed. Patricia Ennis, who has been...
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Project Marvel’s land bridge scrapped due to federal funding cuts, San Antonio officials say

The news comes as Bexar County residents head to the polls to decide whether to approve a new Spurs arena. The post Project Marvel’s land bridge scrapped due to federal funding cuts, San Antonio officials say appeared first on San Antonio Current .
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Police need your help identifying suspect involved in aggravated robbery at Dairy Queen

SAN ANTONIO — Police and Crime Stoppers need your help identifying a suspect who tried to rob a Dairy Queen on the west side of town. It happened in the 1200 block of S General McMullen Drive on Monday, October 13 around 9:15 p.m. The suspect entered the restaurant...
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Missing 22-year-old man last seen leaving for work found safe, BCSO says

SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help finding a 22-year-old man last seen leaving for work. Deputies say the man was last seen leaving his home to go to work Thursday around 8 a.m. His wife told authorities that his last text indicated he was still at work. His family has...
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‘Take it down’: San Antonio priest demands GoFundMe remove church page from company’s website

SAN ANTONIO – A local priest is speaking out against GoFundMe. The popular online fundraising platform recently created more than 1.4 million donation pages for organizations that are registered nonprofits in the U.S. One of those pages lists St. Pius X Catholic Church, much to the chagrin of Father...
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San Antonio braces for heavy rain, thunderstorms beginning Friday night

SAN ANTONIO - Latest trends continue to signal a much-needed chance for rain across the San Antonio area with the added risk of thunderstorms. The system we’ve been monitoring over the past few days is now moving into the Southwest. Our forecast for this upper-level low remains steady: it’s tracking across Texas and...
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Police block off streets near downtown as suspect armed with knife takes to rooftop

SAN ANTONIO — Police blocked off several downtown streets Friday afternoon after an armed suspect took to a restaurant rooftop. Officers were called just before noon to the 800 block of South Presa Street for a criminal mischief call. A suspect armed with a knife could be seen walking...
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San Antonio Food Bank doubles food distributions as federal workers feel impact of the...

TEXAS — As the government shutdown continues, so does the concern of folks who are federal employees. The largest number of federal workers in Texas live in San Antonio. The San Antonio Food Bank has started doing food distributions specifically for federal workers. The line of cars waiting outside...
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Historic Hotel and Also Called One of the Most Haunted

Traveling soon? Maybe you can stay at this historic hotel that many claim in haunted.

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