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San Antonio’s Southside ISD bans purses, bags at graduation in the wake of Uvalde tragedy
The district also barred bags and purses from its campuses for the remainder of the school year.
Bexar County
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Investors bought nearly half of the homes for sale in Bexar County last year, according to report
Institutional speculators purchased just 35% of Bexar County properties in 2020.
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Bad Takes: Until San Antonio and Texas voters demand better, our air quality will remain noxious
Three out of four Bexar County residents agreed that ‘global warming will harm future generations,’ according to a Yale climate survey published earlier this year.
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Record number of property appraisal protests filed in Bexar County. Here’s what happens next.
Those who missed the May 15 deadline can still file an appeal.
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Peter Sakai pulls ahead in Democratic runoff for Bexar County judge
Sakai, a 67-year-old Rio Grande Valley native, now appears to be the Democrat who will face Republican Trish DeBerry in the Nov. 8 general election.
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San Antonio-area voters face big choices in Tuesday’s primary runoff elections
Here’s how and where you vote and what races to watch.
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Suspect accused of posing as a cop to rob San Antonio home is now in custody
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said the accused robber appeared to have specifically targeted the victims.
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Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff and wife test positive for COVID-19
The positive test comes as the county’s infection numbers are trending up.
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St. Mary’s Strip, Cannabis Legalization: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Many readers took a deep dive into our reporting on the woes surrounding the St. Mary’s nightlife destination.
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Bexar County property owners have until 5 p.m. today to file their property tax appeals
The Bexar County Appraisal District expects a record number of filings this year.
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Bexar County Animal Shelter to hold adoption event this Saturday
The animal shelter urgently needs to rehouse around 90 animal while the facility undergoes maintenance.
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San Antonio bars and restaurants sold $74.3 million in booze this March, more than in years
More alcohol was sold in March than in the first two months of 2022 combined.
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Bexar County DA Joe Gonzales reassures San Antonio residents he won’t prosecute abortion cases
The Democrat made the assurance on Facebook and during an appearance at a protest on Tuesday.
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Early voting starts Monday on San Antonio’s $1.2 billion bond package, state tax propositions
The bond package is the largest in Alamo City history and will fund affordable housing, along with upgrades to streets, drainage, parks, libraries and public safety facilities.
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Glitter Political: The evolution of Texas Rep. Ina Minjarez, candidate for Bexar County judge
The El Paso native is locked in a May 24 runoff with former district court Judge Peter Sakai to represent the Democratic Party in the high-stakes race.
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Forbes Billionaires, Youngest Mariachi Singer: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Current readers also gravitated to a story about Texans crossing into New Mexico in big numbers to purchase legal weed.
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San Antonio approves $562,500 in tax breaks for DeLorean car startup despite lack of track record
In comments, council members tried to get out front of likely criticism that they were were throwing cash at an untried company.
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San Antonio’s Camp Bullis fire now 50% contained, officials say
The fire has burned over 2,000 acres since igniting on Saturday.
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Judge lets suit proceed against San Antonio over police shooting of Charles ‘Chop’ Roundtree
The lawsuit accuses Officer Steve Casanova of using excessive force by firing into an occupied house during a call.
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NIOSA organizers continue ‘Rain Rock’ tradition ahead of possible San Antonio thunderstorms
NIOSA Organizers started the tradition in the 1970s to ward off bad weather.