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From racists at a basketball game to blowhard billionaire Elon Musk, many of this week's most read stories dealt with people who should shut their pie holes.

Cantu was shot multiple times by a since-fired officer during an incident in a McDonald's parking lot.

Anderson Lee Aldrich attended NEISD's Johnson High School as a freshman in 2015 but withdrew from the school in October of that year.

Although the billboards can be found in six other cities, San Antonio is the first to have a message written in Spanish.

The nonprofit expects to deliver 2,2000 hot Thanksgiving meals to people in the San Antonio area.

About 1,500 more people are expected to fly out of San Antonio on this Wednesday than on the same day in 2019.

The incident happened while a Black basketball player from East Central was shooting a free throw.

All dogs and puppies adopted from SAPA! have received vaccinations, flea and tick prevention, microchip, spay and neuter surgery along with heartworm testing and treatment.

The salary needed to afford a median-priced house in San Antonio jumped 49.4% from 2021, according to Redfin.

Plenty of folks also checked out our story on the Rotary Ice Rink returning to downtown's Travis Park.

The building is closed and a safety zone has been established around its perimeter.

The number of Texas earthquakes — many of which originate in Permian Basin — doubled between 2020 and 2021.

In a talk radio interview, Perry also said he still doesn't remember the night of the accident and that he hasn't apologized to the person he hit.

Cantu still potentially faces one more surgery along with lengthy rehab, according to his family.

The majority of council voted to amend language calling for Perry's resignation, but Mayor Ron Nirenberg remained steadfast that the councilman should resign.

The bills filed by State Sen. Roland Gutierrez would raise the age to buy any firearm from 18 to 21 and set up orders that would keep guns away from dangerous people.

The families of some of the 19 children killed at Robb Elementary rooted for Beto O’Rourke, hoping he would help change Texas gun laws. They left disappointed but determined to fight on.

The business started in Alamo Heights in the 1980s and has since outgrown that and one other location.

The emergency meeting will be city council's second vote of no confidence in less than a week.

Plenty of readers also checked out our investigative piece on potentially cancer-causing chemicals being used to treat San Antonio's drinking water.