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Alvaro Ramirez III was arrested by Bexar County deputies on a misdemeanor family violence charge.

Councilwoman Gavito proposed the measure after Medical Center-area residents complained about a neighbor attempting to remove wild peacocks.

The recognition from the Texas Travel Awards follows a string of big projects and announcements from the facility.

San Antonio's city attorney said the suit was premature because council hasn't yet determined how the fund will be spent.

A story about San Antonians trolling the city for its online guidance on how to access one of Fiesta's most popular events also got a lot of attention.

An event touting the World Naked Bike ride and featuring both a man and woman baring all was on the mag's site since late last year.

The protest remained peaceful despite organizers saying UTSA administrators told them certain chants and words were off limits.

The electric vehicle company's CEO said it moved offices to be in a 'more centralized location' and disconnected its phone lines because 'no one used them.'

The grid operator said the plan by San Antonio's city-owned utility could have 'material impact' on the ability to supply power statewide.

U.S. Reps. Joaquin Castro and Greg Casar said sending additional aid to Israel would further worsen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The move comes after the company failed to meet hiring goals needed to secure incentives from city and county officials.

Last year, at least 24 people died while in custody of the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.

Trailing U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales in campaign funds, political novice Brandon 'AK Guy' Herrera unveiled a raffle for a replica of a Romanian RPK rifle.

Stories about the mayoral race and Fiesta also got plenty of reader attention.

Elected officials, including those in San Antonio, must pay attention to the air quality and climate threats faced by their constituents.

The move comes after council members criticized Animal Care Services for falling short of improvement goals despite getting a budget increase.

Three officers subdued the man in 2014 after mistaking him for a suspect in a drug case, according to court testimony.

Residents and business owners warned that the city's South Alamo construction will make life hard for Fiesta revelers.

San Antonio is just one of three U.S. metros where more than a third of all businesses are family-owned.

Political observers say Pelaez's missteps and voters' thirst for an outside candidate make the next election hard to predict.