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Gov. Greg Abbott falsely claims Texas schools providing litter boxes to student ‘furries’
Abbott’s comments are his latest attempt to smear public schools as he pursues voucher legislation.
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San Antonio’s Fred’s Fish Fry wins ‘fishy’ trademark infringement lawsuit
Defendant Adrian Galvan said he’s talking to an attorney about getting the judgment thrown out.
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Trump tariffs will kill 410,000 jobs in Texas, longtime state economist warns
Mexico accounted for $157.6 billion in Texas business last year, and the state also does substantial trading with Canada and China.
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Teammates haze San Antonio Spurs rookie guard Stephon Castle by stealing his tires
Jeremy Sochan speculates teammate Sandro Mamukelashvili may be behind the practical joke.
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San Antonio man fired for refusing to remove pronouns from email signature
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted his support of the firing, which was based on his own directive.
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Texas GOP lawmaker refuses to say school vouchers should be off limits to richest families
Voucher bill author Brad Buckley wouldn’t say whether families earning $500,000-plus should be ineligible for help paying for private school.
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San Antonio’s Hot Joy looking for two customers it says pulled ‘old-fashioned dine and dash’
The restaurant is offering a $200 gift card to the person who can ID the diners it accuses of ducking their check.
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Iconic Mexican rock band Maná to play back-to-back San Antonio concerts this fall
Tickets go on sale this Friday for the Sept. 5 and Sept. 6 shows at Frost Bank Center.
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San Antonio Food Bank expects local hunger to rise due to tariffs, federal layoffs
CEO Eric Cooper also warned tariffs on Mexican goods will cut into food donations on which the nonprofit depends.
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Report: Texas stands to lose thousands of jobs, billions in investment if Trump repeals CHIPS Act
The bipartisan, Biden-era CHIPS Act was so well-received that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a similar act into law in 2023.
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Trump to shut down San Antonio Missions’ headquarters facility
The closure could jeopardize safety and maintenance of Texas’ only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Assclown Alert: Cowering before the anti-vaccine crowd with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
The governor has said next to nothing about the state’s worsening measles outbreak and still hasn’t urged anyone to get jabbed to slow the spread.
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San Antonio mayoral candidate Manny Pelaez draws flak for calling city’s homeless drug addicts
The councilman’s comments came in a Saturday Instagram video where he boasted about his new anti-panhandling banners.
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Low vaccination rates could put some San Antonio schools at increased risk for measles outbreaks
State records show 12 local private and charter schools have vaccination rates that could put them at risk for outbreaks.
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Texas records first death in its fast-expanding measles outbreak
The patient, an unvaccinated school-age child, died in a Lubbock hospital.
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Texas losing construction, farm workers as fears of Trump’s mass-deportation plan loom
San Antonio ISD, which has at least 3,000 undocumented students, has also seen attendance drop in recent weeks.
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Ted Cruz aims to shut down ‘woke’ science grants for cancer research, car safety, student participation
Texas senator claims the National Science Foundation is using grants to fund ‘neo-Marxist class warfare propaganda.’
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Potential measles exposure reported in San Antonio amid growing Texas outbreak
A Gaines County resident who tested positive for the disease visited UTSA, River Walk attractions on Feb. 15.
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Texas one of states facing biggest pain from Trump tariffs, new study shows
Mexico accounts for more than 37% of Texas imports, or nearly $143 billion.
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San Antonio artist and Spare Parts founder Mary Elizabeth Cantú has died
Comments are pouring in from members of San Antonio’s artistic community mourning the loss of an innovator and creative reuse advocate.