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San Antonio named as the city with the best barbecue in the nation, beating out Austin, Dallas and KC
By Michael Karlis
Texas police department under fire after officer posts selfie with Kyle Rittenhouse
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San Antonio's North East ISD banned more books than any other Texas school district, report shows
By Sanford Nowlin
Bougie Dallas-based lifestyle store Saint Bernard setting up shop in San Antonio
By Nina Rangel
Suit accuses founders of San Antonio-based DeLorean electric car firm of intellectual property theft
Can adoption replace abortion? Experts say it’s a lot more complicated than it sounds
By Cecilia Lenzen, The Texas Tribune
As monkeypox cases climb and vaccine is in short supply, some Texas cities declare an emergency
By Karen Brooks and Joshua Fechter, The Texas Tribune
Report ranks Texas 45th among U.S. states for child wellbeing, cites health and family issues
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![Scarlett Anderson, an Austin resident and birth parent who chose adoption for their biological child, said they believe adoption was ultimately the best choice for their now 2-year-old daughter but the decision has weighed heavily on them. “I actively vote pro-choice because [adoption] is not for everybody,” they said.](https://media2.sacurrent.com/sacurrent/imager/u/golden-s/29591134/scarlett_anderson_mm_tt_01.jpg?cb=1660404310)
