Members of San Antonio’s Black Lives Matter community spent their Independence Day asking the city to remove the granite Confederate soldier looming over Travis Park. The anonymous soldier tops a memorial for fellow members of the confederacy that died during the Civil War. It wasn’t the first time the public has asked the city to […]

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City Officials Mulling Proposal to Remove Confederate Monument from Travis Park

Texas AG Leads Charge to End Protections for Young Undocumented Immigrants

Police Say Suspect Shot Two Officers North of Downtown San Antonio

U.S. Supreme Court Keeps Cross-Border Shooting Case Alive

Cartel Assassin Involved in Allende Massacre Sentenced to Life in Federal Prison

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