After the Fair's Over: The “Redemption Story” of HemisFair Park
By Lyanne A. Guarecuco
Tags: City Guide, HemisFair, 1968, 2018, tricentennial, World's Fair, San Antonio
Senator Carlos Uresti Found Guilty on All Charges in Federal Fraud Trial
Tags: trial, federal trial, Texas Senate, Senator Carlos Uresti, Uresti trial, Uresti, Stan Bates, Gary Cain, Denise Cantu, Josh Bash, Joe Blackwell, prosecution, guilty verdict, found guilty, money laundering, fraud, wire fraud, charges, counts, Judge David Ezra, federal courthouse, San Antonio
Five People, Including 5-Year-Old Boy, Shot Outside San Antonio Texas Roadhouse
Tags: San Antonio Police Department, SAPD, Police Chief, William McManus, local crime, crime, shooting, Texas Roadhouse, Ingram Park Mall, Sunday, Five-year-old, family, shooter
Meet San Antonio's All-Girl Robotics Team Shaking up the STEM World
Tags: robotics, STEM, Incarnate Word High School, IWHS, Brad, Chad, Shambots, Shamrocks, Incarnate Word, San Antonio, San Antonio high school, high school students, robotics club, FIRST, regionals, regional competition
Parents of Woman Whose Body Went Missing from San Antonio Funeral Home Awarded $8 million
Tags: funeral home, Mission Park Funeral Chapel & Cemeteries, Timothy Mott, Sharlotte Mott, Julie Mot, Robert "Dick" Tips, Kristin Tips, cremation, funeral services, disappeared, San Antonio, local crime, crime
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Missouri-based Andy's Frozen Custard will open its first San Antonio location May 25
By Nina Rangel
Gov. Greg Abbott's Uvalde press conference slips into chaos after rival Beto O'Rourke confronts him
By Michael Karlis
San Antonio chef Jason Dady will permanently close his Alamo BBQ Co. at end of month
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