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Bexar County starts mosquito remediation after positive West Nile virus tests
A third mosquito found in unincorporated Bexar County has tested positive for West Nile virus, officials said.
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Bexar County committee member booted for calling commissioner a ‘crusading c—‘
Rebeca Clay-Flores, the only woman serving on the court, called out the frequent sexism she’s encountered in the role.
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San Antonio’s Junteenth Freedom Parade will take place this Saturday
The event, which runs 10 a.m.-2 p.m., grows in attendance annually.
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Two San Antonio-area incumbents battling to keep seats in Tuesday’s runoff
Republican U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales and Bexar County Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores are in runoffs because they fell short in their respective primaries.
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San Antonio narrowly in compliance with new EPA soot rules
A total of 10 Texas counties are in noncompliance, and Bexar barely squeaked by, according to EPA data.
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Counting the Uncounted: A cold, rainy night documenting the unhoused on San Antonio’s streets
The annual Point in Time Count provided snapshots of San Antonio’s unhoused population and showed the conditions often faced by those without shelter.
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DeLorean deal shows the need to develop San Antonio’s economy instead of chasing pipe dreams
Earlier this year, DeLorean officials asked to terminate a generous incentive deal the city offered to the startup.
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Torchy’s responds to video of men in Nazi gear at its Fort Worth restaurant
The incident occurred around the time of a neo-Nazi rally outside an LGBTQ-friendly church in Dallas.
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People experiencing homelessness in San Antonio area jumped 5.3% over last year
While overall number went up, the number of people experiencing unsheltered homelessness decreased by nearly 16%.
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Nearly 20,000 without power in San Antonio as Bexar County remains under Winter Storm Warning
Bexar County remains under a Winter Storm Warning from the National Weather Service until 6 a.m. Thursday.
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Lawsuit claims inmates at Bexar County jail illegally held for weeks, months after posting bail
The plaintiff, who said he was held for three days after making bail, is asking that his suit be certified as a class action.
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Winter Storm Warning expands to Bexar County, bringing freezing temps to San Antonio
Almost every school district in Bexar County except Southside ISD has cancelled classes Tuesday.
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Long-running San Antonio sports anchor Greg Simmons resigns from KSAT after DWI charge
The sportscaster, who spent 42 years at the TV station, announced his departure in a statement carried on its 10 p.m. newscast.
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Winter storm bringing cold temperatures to San Antonio, freezing rain to Texas Hill Country
Temperatures in San Antonio aren’t expected to drop below freezing, but ice is expected to accumulate north of the city.
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Bexar County property taxes due Jan. 31, but relief may soon be on the way
The Texas State House and Senate are working on proposals that could save homeowners hundreds of dollars in property taxes.
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San Antonio police reform group launches online dashboard to curb problem of bad cops being rehired
The dashboard — reportedly the first of its kind in Texas — is funded by the Urban Institute and Microsoft Justice Reform Initiative.
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Temporary outages hit part of San Antonio area as CPS Energy makes infrastructure improvements
The outages, which began at 9 a.m. Thursday, will mostly affect the unincorporated community of Cross Mountain.
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Bexar County deputy arrested for using Taser on cadet, threatening another, sheriff says
‘My understanding is that the cadet, throughout times on his shift, felt endangered, felt threatened,’ Sheriff Javier Salazar said.
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San Antonio small businesses say city grants to cover construction losses don’t go far enough
Owners say the city payout is paltry and comes too late to undo the months of damage they have suffered.
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Former Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff to teach at St. Mary’s, University of Texas at San Antonio
Nelson Wolff retired as Bexar County Judge on Dec. 31 after 50 years of public service.