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- News, The Daily Nov 26, 2020
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San Antonio and Bexar County issue partial curfew for Thanksgiving weekend
- News, The Daily Nov 24, 2020
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Texans still can’t buy liquor in Walmart, after U.S. Supreme Court rejects bid
- News, The Daily Sep 26, 2020
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Texas woman says she was fired by Whataburger for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask
- News, The Daily Aug 25, 2020
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Several Texas Cities Issue Mandatory Evacuation Orders as Hurricane Laura Strengthens in the Gulf
- News, The Daily Apr 14, 2020
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230,000 Texas Families Filed for SNAP Food Assistance in March, Twice as Many as Same Month Last Year
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All of the 3rd Annual San Antonio Burger Week's bingeworthy eats
San Antonio Burger Week comes but once a year, and when it does, it delivers. From Friday, February 26 through
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This two-story property for sale north of downtown may be the most stylish duplex in San Antonio
The word "duplex" doesn't usually evoke thoughts of a beautifully restored historic property, yet that's exactly what this uber-cute 1920
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A doctor in University Hospital's ER is selling this beautiful Spanish-style Alamo Heights hacienda
San Antonio's got no shortage of historic houses built in a Spanish Revival style, but this Alamo Heights property now
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The seller of this San Antonio home spent $200,000 to renovate it into a stylish '70s palace
When it came to home decor, the 1970s aren't always remembered fondly. After all, plywood paneling, shag carpet and macrame
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Texas to allow SNAP recipients to apply for replacement benefits for food destroyed in winter storm Read More
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Ted Cruz says leaked texts about his Cancun trip show how 'nasty' politics has become. Cry us a river. Read More
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San Antonio Police Department suspended three officers for offensive Facebook posts Read More
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San Antonio’s Dorćol Distilling sues Austin’s St. Elmo Brewing for Betty copyright infringement Read More
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The failure of San Antonio’s city-owned utilities last week demand action, not reassurances Read More
