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Death from Above 1979 postpones this week’s San Antonio show
‘In the balance, family is heavier than Rock’n’Roll,’ the duo said on Instagram.
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San Antonio’s Gilbert’s Mexican Food will stay open after community fundraising effort
As of Tuesday, the Tex-Mex institution was open again and asking for continued support.
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Report: At least half a dozen Texas children under the age of 12 got out-of-state abortions
More than 100 kids under the age of consent also received abortions out of state, although the real numbers are likely higher.
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San Antonio’s Web House reopens after passing of owner Mikhail ‘Mischka’ Timofeyev
A celebration of life will take place Saturday, Feb. 1.
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Gilbert’s Mexican Food to close after serving San Antonio’s West Side for 40 years
Friends also launched a fundraiser to keep the restaurant from going under.
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San Antonio ICE office dispatches up to 30 vehicles Sunday as agency confirms ‘enhanced’ operations
The activity comes as Homeland Security’s San Antonio office said it engaged in activity with other agencies to ‘enforce U.S. immigration law.’
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King of the Hill actor loses home, dogs in San Antonio house fire
Joss voiced Jonathan Redcorn in the cartoon series and also appeared in Parks and Recreation.
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San Antonio ISD responds to threat of ICE raids with email pledging support, offering resources
‘Please know that you’re not alone. We stand with you,’ the district told parents in the email.
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San Antonio City Council committee votes against abortion travel fund
The proposal was shot down by committee members who have all said they’re pro-choice.
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South Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar gushes about attending Trump inauguration
The Democrat also wished Trump ‘nothing but the best.’
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At least two San Antonio-area residents received Jan. 6 pardons from Trump
At least 15 other people from the area reportedly have served their time or are involved in cases moving through the system.
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Tuesday’s ICE raids in San Antonio appear to have been called off
The agency isn’t saying why the raids didn’t happen.
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Equality Texas to host ‘meet your trans neighbors’ event in San Antonio
The event will take place days after Trump declared at his inauguration that there are only two genders.
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ICE raids planned for San Antonio on Tuesday
The Alamo City is one of the first places targeted for ICE raids, according to media reports.
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Coffee shop NoFi challenges San Antonio to slow down with no Wifi, no coffee to-go
Billing itself as a “slow bar,” the coffee shop encourages off-line connection in the digital age.
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Did Elon Musk give a Nazi salute at Monday’s inauguration?
Users on BlueSky, Instagram and X are calling it a “sieg heil.”
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City of San Antonio pauses daily encampment sweeps for weekend’s expected freeze
Local officials say the sweeps will pause again for the Point-In-Time count Jan. 28.
Posted inArts
San Antonio nonprofit Artpace celebrates 30 years with new rooftop event space and gala
The nonprofit residency program has served as a creative catalyst and artist incubator since 1995.
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San Antonio songstress Chrystabell pays tribute to longtime collaborator David Lynch
The two have worked together on numerous projects — including “Twin Peaks” — since meeting in 1998.