Star power appeared to play a role in many of the Current‘s most-read stories this week.
Readers were drawn to pieces on San Antonio Spur Victor Wembanyama suing an Austin man for his alleged sales of unlicensed merchandise, Spur Chris Paul urging Black men to vote and the connection between late pop singer Liam Payne and the daughter of San Antonio lawyer Thomas J. Henry.
Celebrities even played a part in our most-read food coverage thanks to a story on boxing YouTuber Jake Paul opening Dog Haus franchises in SA and other cities.
Read on for the full list of our 10 most-read articles of the week.
10. Chef from San Antonio’s Best Quality Daughter debuts her Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme
9. San Antonio Spur Chris Paul says Black men need to get out and vote this election
8. Boxing YouTuber Jake Paul opening Dog Haus franchises, including one in San Antonio
7. San Antonio City Council looks to punish landlords who don’t pay their water bills
6. Kamala Harris pledges to support federal cannabis legalization
5. Residents at San Antonio’s Victoria Plaza ask to relocate after pair of slayings
4. Employees of San Antonio’s Fattboy Burgers say they worked without pay
3. San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama sues fan over Wemby-themed merchandise
2. Daughter of San Antonio lawyer Thomas J. Henry told Liam Payne to stop calling her before his death
1. Missing San Antonio realtor made alarming call to mother the night she disappeared
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This article appears in Oct 16-29, 2024.

