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Police called to remove ‘incendiary’ devices found at Austin Tesla dealership
Authorities removed the suspicious devices without incident, according to media reports.
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Sanford Nowlin is editor-in-chief of the San Antonio Current. He holds degrees from Trinity University and the University of Texas at San Antonio, and his work has been featured in Salon, Alternet, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, Orlando Weekly, NewsBreak, 420 Magazine and other publications.
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New Kona Grill location to open late this summer in far Northwest San Antonio
The restaurant, scheduled to open at the end of August, will be the chain’s third in the Alamo City.
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Cirque du Soleil bringing its OVO show to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center this fall
The retooled performance uses thrilling acrobatics to depict life in an insect colony.
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Vandals knock down San Antonio memorial for 53 migrants who died in tractor-trailer
District Attorney Joe Gonzales said he plans to charge the people responsible with a hate crime.
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Jonas Brothers’ 20th-anniversary tour to stop in San Antonio next fall
Tickets for the Frost Bank Center performance go on sale Friday, March 28.
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Social media slams Sen. John Cornyn for posting staged pic of himself reading Trump’s book
‘This picture should go in the dictionary next to the entry for “lack of self respect,”‘ one person tweeted back to the Texas Republican.
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San Antonio restaurant Stixs & Stone closing so chef-owner can pursue new project
The Northwest San Antonio spot led by chef Leo Davila earned accolades for mixing Asian and Tex-Mex flavors.
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Texas measles cases rise to 309 and spread to 3 new counties
So far, the historic outbreak has resulted in cases in three states, and experts are worried its spread will continue.
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Trump’s closure of Education Department will hit San Antonio schools hard, Rep. Joaquin Castro warns
The move will be ‘devastating’ to underfunded San Antonio schools and will cut billions in education dollars from Texas, he said.
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Texas prison staff faked records about heat faced by inmates, guards, investigation shows
The investigation was ordered by federal judge hearing a case on whether heat in Texas prisons qualifies as cruel and unusual punishment.
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Critics blast Greg Abbott for being there as Trump signed order to close Education Department
Texas Democrats and union officials said the Republican governor is showing his eagerness to decimate the state’s public school system.
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Resale value of Tesla cars sliding into toilet, both in San Antonio and nationwide
Analysts blame the car’s declining fortunes on owner Elon Musk’s bizarre and divisive actions.
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Company that helped launch Stable Hall sues, alleging it was forced out, denied ownership stake
Veteran venue developer Wood Hall LLC alleges the San Antonio concert venue violated a contract by dumping it last October.
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San Antonio Spur Mamukelashvili knocks down NBA record 34 points as Flavor Flav cheers him on
Yeah, boyeee! Mamu scored the career high in just 19 minutes.
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SAMA’s ‘Envisioning the Hindu Divine’ offers new understandings of an ancient faith
The San Antonio Museum of Art’s spring exhibition blends new photography and historical works depicting Hindu deities.
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Port San Antonio board approves next step to build $275 million high-tech tower
The plan would bring 300,000 square feet of high-end office space to Southwest San Antonio.
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Federal judge blocks Trump’s transgender troop ban, dealing White House another court loss
The judge ruled the ban violates the constitutional rights of transgender troops.
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On Ted Cruz’s podcast, Elon Musk claims feds run massive fraud scheme to buy migrants’ votes
Without offering evidence, the DOGE head said agencies are giving up to “$200 billion” in illegal handouts to undocumented immigrants.
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Texas measles outbreak has now reached 279 cases and spread to two new counties
State officials have largely remained silent as the disease spreads.
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Assclown Alert: Forcing Christianity down Texas school kids’ throats with State Sen. Phil King
King’s Senate Bill 10 would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in every public school classroom.