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Texas restaurant owner arrested on charges of keeping migrant in slave-like conditions
The migrant survived on scraps of food left behind by customers, according to the report.
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North Texas woman claims her rental house is haunted by horny ghosts
The landlord said a spirit told her she was “lookin’ good” while she took a shower in the rental property.
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Texas corporations including AT&T and Valero among biggest donors to election-denying candidates
A new study shows that corporate PACs have funneled $35.6 million since January 2021 to candidates who repeat Trump’s ‘big lie.’
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San Antonio has some of the nation’s worst drivers, according to new report
Other Texas cities including Houston, El Paso and Dallas also made the top 10.
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New report names San Antonio the safest big city in Texas
Several Texas cities, including Houston and Dallas landed near the bottom of the list.
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Texas Department of Transportation seeks federal funding for San Antonio rail service
TxDOT’s letter outlined plans for additional service along the I-35 corridor, and expanded service to the Rio Grande Valley.
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San Antonio among the nation’s politest cities, according to a recent report
Although several Texas cities ranked among America’s most friendly, Houston was named one of the rudest.
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Trump allies probe for election system weaknesses in Texas and other key states
Operation Eagles Wings, led by former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, is interviewing local election officials and compiling data that could be used to challenge or disrupt elections.
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Texas Republicans celebrate election of Italy’s far-right, anti-immigrant prime minster
Sen. Ted Cruz called the new prime minister’s speech ‘spectacular,’ even though she used a Mussolini-era slogan.
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Nearly 80% of San Antonio business owners feeling adverse effects of inflation, study says
The report comes at the Fed hiked interest rates another 75 basis points on Wednesday.
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Poverty up, incomes down in San Antonio, according to new U.S. Census data
Poverty increased by about 0.2% since 2019, while the median income declined around $2,000 when adjusted for inflation.
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Almost half of San Antonio-area homes experienced price cuts amid cooling real estate market
In total, four Texas cities landed in Redfin’s top 20 markets with the highest percentage of price cuts.
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Chinese online retailer Shein popping into San Antonio’s River Center Mall this weekend
The stop at San Antonio’s Shops at Rivercenter is part of company’s ‘SHEINTexas’ tour.
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Feds nix San Antonio’s $50 million request to upgrade airport terminal
Dallas, Houston and smaller Texas cities received more than $100 million in federal funding for airport projects.
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Texans work longer hours but earn less than people in other parts of the United States
Although Texas was named the No. 5 hardest-working state in the nation, other states that worked less had higher median incomes.
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Study ranks San Antonio as one of the best places for homebuyers to get the most for their money
With median rent reaching $1,400 a month and the average price of a home at nearly $400,000, San Antonio might be affordable – just not for many who live here.
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Texas woman arrested on charges that she hit, threatened group of people for having Indian accents
The woman, who identified herself as Mexican American, told the targets of her rage that her situation is different because she was born in the U.S.
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Lady Gaga says she hopes state will ‘go blue’ during Texas concert
The chart-topping singer made the remarks ahead of O’Rourke’s planned campaign stop in the Alamo City this Friday.
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Texans who perform abortions now face up to life in prison, $100,000 fine
Texas, the largest state to restrict abortions, now has three significant bans on the books, setting up a potential legal minefield.
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Florida activist donating ‘In God We Trust’ signs written in Arabic to Texas schools
The campaign is meant to mock a controversial new Texas law requiring schools to post ‘In God We Trust’ posters if they’re donated.