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Woman found dead along Southwest Bexar County road may have been dumped

LYTLE, Texas - A woman found dead along a rural road in Southwest Bexar County Tuesday morning may have died somewhere else before her body was dumped there. The woman was discovered around 6 a.m. along Benton City Road near Interstate 35 after utility workers from the City of Von Ormy arrived in the area to begin work
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A Discarded Coors Light Can Helped Crack a 45-Year-Old Texas Cold Case

A Texas murder case went unsolved for 45 years. Then investigators found a tiny DNA clue in a discarded Coors Light can that helped connect a suspect to the 1981 killing.
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Former KSAT anchor Sarah Acosta announces next chapter after departure

'I traded the newsroom for a new kind of storytelling.'
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Man shot, killed during fight over property in Hemisfair, police say

SAN ANTONIO – A physical confrontation turned deadly Sunday after a fight downtown, the San Antonio Police Department said. Officers responded on a shooting call just before 5 a.m. in the 600 block of Hemisfair Plaza Way, which is located near South Alamo Street. When officers arrived, they located...
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San Antonio ranked as Texas’ best metro for new home construction

As the population of the San Antonio metro area continues to grow, so does the need for housing. One of the primary ways to address this: Build more homes. Fortunately, the region appears to be on the right track for addressing the booming demand. A new report from Realtor.com puts...
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San Antonio may take a look at various to jail for some low-level offenses

San Antonio officers are contemplating a six-month pilot program that will enable police to divert some individuals accused of low-level offenses away from the Bexar County Jail and into psychological well being or substance use therapy as early as January. The proposed 15-bed program would initially serve individuals
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San Antonio attorney Martin Phipps arrested over accusation he threatened his teen daughter

Embattled attorney Martin Phipps was released on a $10,000 bond Sunday following his arrest on a charge that he made a terroristic threat against his 16-year-old daughter, the Express-News reports, citing police records and a source familiar with the matter. San Antonio Police received a complaint Aug. 16 from the youn
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Captain D’s Seafood eyes September for San Antonio debut

The second-largest seafood chain in the United States is gearing up to plunder one of Long John Silver’s biggest markets. Captain D's Seafood Kitchen is on track to open its first San Antonio location at 7531 Bandera Rd. in September. The restaurant has not publicly confirmed the exact date....
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San Antonio police searching for missing 46-year-old woman with medical condition

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police are asking for the public's help finding a 46-year-old woman who has been reported missing and has a diagnosed medical condition. Police say Evonne Marie Llanes was last seen Saturday, Aug. 30, in the 4500 block of Medical Drive. Llanes is 5 feet,...
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Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office identifies drowning victim who died following severe weather

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department said it is investigating two deaths believed to be related to Friday’s severe weather. Officers and other first responders were dispatched to separate drowning incidents near downtown and Woodlawn Lake. Drowning near downtown. According to an SAPD preliminary report, two.

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