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San Antonio is the seventh-most dangerous city for pedestrians, new study finds
Pedestrian crashes increased last year, according SAPD numbers.
Adam Doe
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San Antonio Zoo offering special back-to-school discounts
The zoo is offering buy-one-get-one free on ticket sales all month long along with other discount deals.
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San Antonio Parks and Recreation extends season for seven public pools
The pools will remain open on weekends through Sept. 15.
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Former San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro recalls experience being vetted as potential VP
Castro, who was considered as a potential 2016 running mate for Hilary Clinton, shared his thoughts as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris zeroes in on a running mate.
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Acclaimed San Antonio-area burger spot Alamo Springs Cafe permanently closed
The Fredericksburg burger joint is the latest in a wave of local restaurant closures.
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Three University of Texas at San Antonio athletes competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics
A UTSA trainer also will be on the medical staff for the U.S. Paralympic Team.
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Texas residents affected by a third of all food recalls from past five years, according to study
Researchers also found that the state was the third-highest producer of recalled food during that time.
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Blue Box Bar at San Antonio’s Pearl development will close at end of August
The craft cocktail destination was the second Pearl fixture to announce its closure last week.
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Federal agents raid San Antonio location of Delia’s Tamales
An FBI spokesperson confirmed agents were ‘performing court-authorized law enforcement activity’ at the location.
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Study: San Antonio’s Aquatica among the 10 best U.S. amusement parks
San Antonio’s Aquatica was the only amusement park in Texas to make the top 10.
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Lobster Week returning to three of San Antonio chef Jason Dady’s eateries
The chef will offer four-course prix fixe lobster dinners at Tre Trattoria, Jardín and Range.
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San Antonio DPS centers still may be affected by global IT outage
Three SA-area drivers-license centers disconnected calls due to what a recording called “high call volumes.” Calls to a fourth center wouldn’t go through.
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One-time KSAT anchor Japhanie Gray returning as co-host of Good Morning San Antonio
Gray worked at the ABC affiliate for four years before taking a job a Virginia in 2021.