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San Antonio City Council clears takeover of Nelson Wolff Municipal Stadium
The approval is a step forward on a deal that could mean a downtown stadium for the San Antonio Missions.
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San Antonio Spurs aware of allegations against Josh Primo since January, lawsuit alleges
Dr. Hillary Cauthen also alleges the NBA franchise punished her and pushed her aside after she brought up her concerns about Primo.
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Lawyer for former San Antonio Spurs psychologist to discuss allegations against Josh Primo
Houston-based attorney Tony Buzbee is reportedly representing psychologist Dr. Hillary Cauthen.
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San Antonio Spurs guard Joshua Primo reportedly released due to sexual misconduct allegations
A woman who formerly worked for the Spurs has retained the same attorney who represented women suing Deshaun Watson, ESPN reports.
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XFL reveals San Antonio team name and logo to mixed reviews on social media
The league announced that the new team will be called the Brahmas, and that the ‘vast plains of San Antonio’ give the bulls their strength.
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San Antonio Spurs waive 2021 lottery pick Josh Primo
The announcement comes as a surprise since Primo appeared to be taking on a significant role with the team.
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San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich goes ballistic over Gov. Greg Abbott’s failure on guns
‘Our governor, our lieutenant governor … they have done nothing since that massacre to make it more difficult for the next massacre to take place,’ Popovich said.
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Coach Gregg Popovich warns San Antonio Spurs fans not to plan on a championship season
‘Nobody here should go to Vegas with the thought of betting on us to win that championship,’ Pop told reporters on Monday.
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San Antonio River Authority giving away 100 native trees this Saturday
The tree giveaway will start at 9 a.m., and the event also will include an educational workshop and outdoor activities.
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Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon returning to San Antonio Dec. 3-4 with new course
This year’s marathon and half marathon will start at City Hall before winding through Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston for three miles.
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San Antonio Spurs release 2022-2023 schedule, including Mexico City and Austin games
The Spurs will face-off against the reigning NBA Champion Golden State Warriors at the Alamodome in January.
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San Antonio grappler Thunder Rosa and Mission Pro Wrestling are leveling the playing field
As founder of the all-women Mission Pro Wrestling, Thunder Rosa hopes to keep leveling the playing field and paying it forward — in Texas and beyond.
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Spurs legend Tim Duncan to introduce former teammate Manu Ginobili at Hall of Fame ceremony
Former Spurs player and assistant coach George Karl will join Ginobili as part of the Hall of Fame’s Class of 2022.
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San Antonio’s immersive Van Gogh installation launches weekend yoga series with Starry Night backdrop
The yoga session is choreographed in harmony with the music, sounds, light and moving images of the exhibit.
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Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. has San Antonio homecoming for back-to-back Missions games
The all-star played with the Missions Saturday and Sunday while completing rehab on an injury.
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Popular swimming hole north of San Antonio runs dry for fourth time in history due to ongoing drought
The popular cooling-off spot was closed to swimmers earlier this summer due to high bacteria counts, also caused by the lack of rain and low water levels in the well.
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San Antonio’s Spurs Give and Frost award $200,000 in grants to local nonprofits to fund repairs
Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Antonio and Jewish Family Service will fix up local facilities damaged by Winter Storm Uri.
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San Antonio’s oldest skate park reopens after major renovations
The Northwest San Antonio skate park is just one of 40 facilities Play SA plans to revamp in the near future.
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San Antonio Missions’ new batboy is all about bringing an infectious energy to the field
‘Big Mike’ Garcia has already become a critical part of the club’s fabric, according to players and staff.
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San Antonio Spurs’ summer league team shows rookie promise despite a rough start
The hills and valleys are on full display as the youthful team struggles to figure things out.