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Founder of San Antonio’s Las Palapas restaurants stabbed to death inside home, according to reports
Edward ‘Ron’ Acosta, 78, founded the chain in 1981 and sold the majority stake in 2020.
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These San Antonio bars and restaurants are offering Fourth of July specials and celebrations
From special brunches and whiskey flights to parties and a create-your-own-cocktail class, these spots are bringing the fun.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Wes Parker, Hudson Westbrook, The Warning
Blues sensations the Peterson Brothers are also performing this week.
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After backlash over censorship of ICE posts, San Antonio Reddit users leaving r/sanantonio
Redditors who want to speak freely say they’re jumping to other subreddits such as r/SanAntonioUSA.
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San Antonio dining spot Ocho closes doors after 14 years at Hotel Havana
The hotel’s in-house restaurant was beloved for its interior design and a menu paying homage to classic Latin culinary influences.
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San Antonio 50501 group to protest ‘abuses’ at Pearsall ICE detention facility
The protest is in response to the Current’s report on what the local 50501 chapter calls ‘horrid and cruel conditions’ inside.
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Cityscrapes: San Antonio’s new elected leadership should call Project Marvel timeout until details become clear
Fundamental questions about the $4 billion project remain unanswered, including it feasibility, its financing and its timing.
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Fate of birthright citizenship order unresolved after Supreme Court limits nationwide injunctions
The ruling was a partial victory for President Donald Trump who has made immigration his signature issue.
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U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz crashing out over Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral primary win
In a series of tweets, Cruz trotted out old-fashioned Islamophobia and advised New Yorkers to flee to Texas.
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North Texas Republican Party chair posts online poll asking whether ‘Jews’ or ‘Muslims’ are bigger threat
The survey comes amid heightened threats against Jews and Muslims in the United States.
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San Antonio Spurs draft pick Dylan Harper tells Wemby he’s ready to get to work
Despite concerns about drafting another guard, Spurs General Manager Brian Wright told reporters that positions don’t matter in the modern NBA.
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Who’s organizing San Antonio’s 50501 protests and what’s next for them?
Due to 50501’s decentralized nature, the San Antonio chapter is largely on its own.
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Fitness influencer called ‘Liver King’ arrested for challenging Texas resident Joe Rogan to a fight
The influencer, known for eating raw liver and peddling a ‘primitive’ lifestyle, targeted Rogan in a series of unhinged posts.
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San Antonio Reddit page moderators face backlash after crackdown on ICE-related posts
The vague guidelines come as ICE raids nationwide ramp up due to daily quotas demanded by the Trump administration.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Voodoo Glow Skulls, Tony Kamel, Them Dirty Roses
Ruben V, Michael O’Connor and Keith Davis also will participate in an in-the-round songwriter event at Sam’s Burger Joint.
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San Antonio Metro Health will keep childhood vaccination clinic open despite federal funding cuts
Earlier, Metro Health officials warned they’d need to close the operation by July 1. Even so, its future funding remains uncertain.
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Assclown Alert: Crusading against the demon weed with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick
The lieutenant governor claimed without proof that Texas smoke shops are being operated by foreign terrorist organizations.
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San Antonio diner staple Max & Louie’s to open second location
The new restaurant will be in the Cibolo Crossing development.
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Federal judge rules Texas illegally put thousands of people with mental disabilities into nursing homes
U.S. District Court Judge Orlando Garcia of San Antonio said the state did ‘irreparable injury’ to people it cut off from assistive services required under law.
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San Antonio Congressman Joaquin Castro blasts Trump’s attack on Iran as illegal, reckless
Castro said a destabilized Iran could splinter into warring factions, prompting a rise in terror groups.