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Herding Cats: How one local woman is fighting to tame San Antonio's stray problem

More than 150 formerly stray cats live at Bear Den Cat sanctuary outside of San Antonio.

By Michael Karlis

A three-acre ranchette nestled on a hillside in the Texas Hill Country town of Bulverde is full of survival stories. One of its residents, Jerry, an orange-and-white speckled cat, was injured when someone tied a firecracker around his neck and lit the explosive...

Bear Den Cat Sanctuary owner Blake pets Jerry, an orange-and-white speckled cat who was injured after someone tied a fire cracker around his neck and lit the explosive.

Bad Takes: Sylvia Gonzalez's Supreme Court fight with Castle Hills is one worth waging

The grandmother arrested by the San Antonio suburb is fighting to ensure she and others can criticize government officials without fear of retribution.

By Kevin Sanchez

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Gonzalez's case on March 20.

Assclown Alert: Poisoning public discourse with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones

Alex Jones and InfoWars have contributed to the world's dangerous glut of misinformation.

By Michael Karlis

Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones speaks to a crowd protesting COVID-19 lockdown mandates during a protest in Austin in 2020.

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Former SAPD officer James Brennand points a weapon at a maroon BMW driven by Erik Cantu on Oct. 22, 2022.

By Michael Karlis

Erik Cantu, girlfriend sue City of San Antonio in federal court over police shooting

San Antonio's Earth Day 2024 celebration is slated for Woodlawn Lake Park.

By Sanford Nowlin

City of San Antonio will give away free trees and plants on Earth Day

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A structure damaged by the Smokehouse Creek Fire in Stinnett earlier this year.

By Keaton Peters, Inside Climate News

As climate change intensifies wildfire risk, prescribed burns prove their worth in the heat-stressed Panhandle

Flags fly over Rio Grande City Hall in 2021. Town officials say they have a backlog of public records requests due to an unprecedented volume of requests from a city commissioners candidate.

By Berenice Garza, The Texas Tribune

A South Texas candidate sues his town for records he says will prove his opponent's corruption

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A trio of empty luxury condo towers in Los Angeles sit unfinished across the street from the Crypto.com Arena.

By Heywood Sanders

With downtowns drying up, San Antonio owes more than empty promises about an NBA arena

Of the major airlines, only Delta experienced growth in San Antonio passengers from 2019.

By Heywood Sanders

San Antonio's airport touted a banner year, but the numbers suggests otherwise

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Congressman Chip Roy speaks during a House Judiciary Committee field hearing.

By Sanford Nowlin

Assclown Alert: Doubling down on a racist conspiracy theory with U.S. Rep. Chip Roy

Last fall, attorney Sidney Powell pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor charges tied to the Georgia election interference case.

By Sanford Nowlin

Assclown Alert: Refusing to give up on batshit election claims with Sidney Powell

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San Antonio Pastor John Hagee says he'll lobby Congress to back Israeli attacks on Iran

By Michael Karlis

San Antonio megachurch preacher John Hagee is no stranger to controversy, once saying that Hitler was carrying out God's will during the Holocaust.

City of San Antonio will give away free trees and plants on Earth Day

By Sanford Nowlin

San Antonio's Earth Day 2024 celebration is slated for Woodlawn Lake Park.

Erik Cantu, girlfriend sue City of San Antonio in federal court over police shooting

By Michael Karlis

Former SAPD officer James Brennand points a weapon at a maroon BMW driven by Erik Cantu on Oct. 22, 2022.

Video of man confusing San Antonio's Tower of the Americas with UFO goes viral

By Michael Karlis

Does this look like the Tower of the Americas?
A castle-like historic home in San Antonio just underwent a $200,000 price cut

A castle-like historic home in San Antonio just underwent a $200,000 price cut
A 1927 San Antonio home build by the Alameda Theater's architect is back on the market

A 1927 San Antonio home built by the Alameda Theater's architect is back on the market
This 1938 San Antonio home comes with a rare basement — and views of Woodlawn Lake

This 1938 San Antonio home comes with a rare basement — and views of Woodlawn Lake
An 1891 home steps away from San Antonio's River Walk is for sale

An 1891 home steps away from San Antonio's River Walk is for sale
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