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San Antonio man believed to be homeless drowns after being swept away during Sunday night storm
SAPD officials believe they have identified the man but are waiting to release his identity.
Michael Karlis
Michael Karlis is a multimedia journalist at the San Antonio Current, whose coverage in print and on social media focuses on local and state politics. He is a graduate of American University in Washington, D.C., and recently earned his Master’s in Journalism & Media at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Pitbull and Sean Paul are coming to San Antonio’s AT&T Center in September
Tickets go on sale starting this Friday, but a presale is available the day before.
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San Antonio’s Camp Bullis fire now 50% contained, officials say
The fire has burned over 2,000 acres since igniting on Saturday.
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PETA blasts SeaWorld San Antonio for death of disabled dolphin in its care for less than a year
The aquatic mammal was 33 years old and is undergoing an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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San Antonio agrees to $300,000 settlement with Texas over 2018 sanctuary-city lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued that police chief William McManus violated a state law forbidding Texas cities from sheltering undocumented immigrants.
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San Antonio ISD looks to hire south of the border to deal with ongoing teacher shortage
The state’s 13th-largest school district is recruiting teachers from outside the U.S. to fill bilingual positions.
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San Antonio-area ‘Boogaloo Boi’ gets 52 months in prison for shooting at police station
Federal authorities said Ivan Hunter used an AK-47 to fire 13 rounds into a Minneapolis precinct station.
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DeLorean will unveil new car in California, not San Antonio, despite seeking tax incentives here
DeLorean has refused to publicly disclose its revenue even as it negotiates an abatement deal.
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San Antonio Spurs clinch spot in NBA’s Play-In Tournament after trouncing the Denver Nuggets
The Spurs will be playing in the tournament for a second consecutive year.
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Southwest Airlines begins nonstop route from San Antonio to Oklahoma City
The route wasn’t expected to start until April 25 but opened ahead of schedule.
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NIOSA organizers continue ‘Rain Rock’ tradition ahead of possible San Antonio thunderstorms
NIOSA Organizers started the tradition in the 1970s to ward off bad weather.
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One person in custody after attempted ATM heist on San Antonio’s North Side
Officers located the missing cash machine by following drag marks.
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Bud Light to give out free beer after Eric Church cancels San Antonio show
Bud Light said it felt bad for his fans and wanted to give them a reason to celebrate.
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San Antonio Spurs legend Manu Ginobili to be inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
The four-time NBA champion will be joined by former Spurs player and coach George Karl.
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Two San Antonio men arrested after one allegedly posted pictures of guns and drugs on social media
Both are now charged with a string of offenses.
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Online broker RedFin names San Antonio the ninth most popular metro area for relocations
Austin and Los Angeles are two of the most common spots from which people relocate to the Alamo City.
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Fans blast country star Eric Church for scrapping San Antonio performance to attend Final Four
The musician is being berated by fans who made travel plans and dropped money on hotel rooms.
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City of San Antonio’s official 2022 Fiesta Medal will include work by local artist Joan Fabian
The medal includes a bright and colorful design commemorating “Vibrant Village,” a new public art installation.
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Spurs raise $200,000 for the San Antonio Food Bank by selling Coach Pop-branded NFTs
The digitally encrypted tokens are still on sale, and they are going for an average of $6,500.
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Grammy-award winning trio Boyz II Men to perform at San Antonio’s Tech Port Arena
Tickets will go on sale Friday, April 1.