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Flurry of lawsuits vies to establish who controls the San Antonio Philharmonic
Lawsuits filed this week pit former board members against Executive Director Roberto Treviño.
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Longshore workers strike has San Antonio residents panic buying toilet paper
About 90% of toilet paper sold here is produced in the U.S., so it won’t be affected by the strike.
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San Antonio Philharmonic postpones October performances until next spring
The rescheduling comes after two key donors sued the orchestra and multiple employees left the organization.
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Did San Antonio city official try to meddle in hiring process for Animal Control Services director?
An assistant city manager sought to put his preferred candidate on a finalist list created by outside consultant, emails show.
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Revamped San Antonio Spurs have varying expectations heading into the season
Wemby and Sochan said they want to win. Popovich wants to focus on development, and Chris Paul wants playing time.
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Angie Bridges, co-owner of San Antonio’s Copa Wine Bar, has died
Angie Bridges co-owned the long-running wine bar with her husband Jeff.
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Clip of child chugging beer at University of Texas football game goes viral
Some online commenters questioned where the toddler acquired a taste for suds.
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School-voucher ‘evangelist’ with Texas ties on leave after gay porn videos resurface
Anti-LGBTQ+ operative Corey DeAngelis has ties to Gov. Greg Abbott and was involved a recent San Antonio political campaign.
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San Antonio Animal Care Services to stop deleting critical social-media comments
The move comes after a watchdog group accused the city department of violating the First Amendment.
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Study: San Antonio ranks among worst cities for women
San Antonio’s low ranking was primarily due to the state’s abortion ban and lack of healthcare options.
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San Antonio chef Geronimo Lopez takes over Hotel Emma’s culinary program
Lopez’s jump to the luxury hotel property comes after he closed down Botika, his innovative Asian-Peruvian restaurant.
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Terry Black’s BBQ chain gets city approval to move ahead on San Antonio location
The family behind the Texas-based chain said they hope to start construction early next year.
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San Antonio police lieutenant suspended for being ‘wasted’ and armed in hotel lobby
Three other SAPD personnel were disciplined in relation to the February incident, records show.
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San Antonio mayor’s zeal for Missions ballpark project not an ideal legacy
Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s eagerness to cement a deal for the sports arena allows a flawed project to move forward.
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Deftones, Mars Volta will play San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center in March
Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, but presale deals start as early as Wednesday.
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Texas leads nation in anti-immigrant legislation, according to new LULAC study
The report called out Gov. Greg Abbott’s anti-immigration rhetoric for sparking nativist legislation in other states.
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San Antonio council votes 9-2 in favor of $160 million baseball stadium project
The project will demolish the Soap Factory Apartments despite pleas from tenants.
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Federal government fines Elon Musk’s SpaceX $148,000 over environmental issues
The penalty comes as the company seeks approval to launch another rocket from South Texas.
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Yellowstone prequel 1923 still seeking extras for San Antonio shoot
Background actors are encouraged to apply as soon as possible for a 12-hour shoot on Monday, Sept. 23.
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Another San Antonio youth arrested on charge of making school-shooting threat
The arrest comes days after a separate pre-teen suspect allegedly threatened to shoot up schools on social media.