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This Hill Country home going for $2 million has a Finnish sauna, 5 acres and charm galore
And who knew a barn could be so chíc?
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San Antonio students walk out in solidarity with Minneapolis as anger grows over ICE crackdown
Northside ISD officials said students will ‘remain subject to standard attendence policies.’
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During debate, Bexar County Judge Sakai rips Nirenberg over Ready to Work record
Sakai’s assault on the former mayor’s signature job-training program came during Friday’s Bexar County Judge candidate debate.
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South Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar just voted to give ICE even more funding
The Laredo congressman joined Republicans and six other Democrats in voting to give billions more to the agency, even as public furor builds over its aggressive enforcement actions.
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San Antonio Police chief clarifies department’s cooperation with ICE during chaotic council meeting
SAPD is not conducting immigration enforcement operations, but is required to report someone not legally in the country to ICE if in custody on a different charge.
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San Antonio and Bexar County open warming shelters ahead of weekend winter storm
Five county shelters and six city shelters will open Saturday and remain in operation through noon Monday.
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Email contradicts Alamo Heights superintendent’s claim about why author visit was canceled
Superintendent Dana Bashara told parents that author Chris Barton refused to comply with a Texas law banning LGBTQ+ issues in the classroom. Emails tell a different story.
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Former Brick at Blue Star workers call for boycott, allege thousands in unpaid wages
Former employees of the San Antonio venue dispute a statement from management that most have been paid in full. They allege they’re still owed $6,000-plus in withheld wages.
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Jury finds Uvalde school police officer not guilty of child abandonment
Wednesday verdict ends the first criminal trial stemming from the Robb Elementary School shooting.
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Senator rips ICE for arresting asylum seekers as they show up to San Antonio court hearings
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Connecticut, said he saw agents round up people trying to seek legal status ‘the right way’ as they attended required immigration hearings.
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San Antonio moves ahead with rainbow sidewalk project
Work on the $170,000 Pride tribute began over the weekend, despite no council vote or public input.
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Ted Cruz reportedly spotted leaving for Southern California as winter storm heads toward Texas
Social media users pounced on Cruz, who faced withering criticism for fleeing to Cancun during 2021’s Winter Storm Uri and vacationing in Greece during the summer’s Kerrville floods.
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Hundreds protest at San Antonio City Hall against Trump’s first year in office
Students from at least two SA high schools also walked out of class as part of the national day of protest.
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Bexar County’s voter registration backlog grows to nearly 7,000
The county plans to hire at least 12 additional temp staffers to process the backlog within the next couple of weeks, officials say.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims MLK Jr. would be anti-DEI
Civil-rights scholars have repeatedly rejected such claims, and King’s eldest son has accused Texas Republicans of taking his father’s words out of context.
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Alamo Heights ISD cancels visit by kids’ author over book’s mention of LGBTQ+ people
The cancelation is just the latest disruption prompted by Republican-backed Texas Senate Bill 12.
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Appeals court hears San Antonio suit over Texas forcing schools to display Ten Commandments
The conservative 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is hearing the case after a federal judge in the Alamo City ruled Texas’ law violates the U.S. Constitution.
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‘Say their names’ mural honoring victims of San Antonio police violence vandalized during MLK march
Act4SA is raising money to restore the mural, according to organizers.
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Anti-Trump protest slated for San Antonio City Hall this week
The protest, organized by an array of progressive groups, is part of a “national day of action” marking the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second inauguration.
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Bexar County DA candidate defends his plans to prosecute ICE after criticism from legal community
Criminal defense attorney Shannon Locke has come under fire for saying he would prosecute ICE if elected District Attorney.