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New Spurs Arena, Sadness in SA: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
This week’s top news also included a story on a significant political donations by H-E-B chairman Charles Butt.
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San Antonio City Council approves code of conduct, but not without debate
Some on the dais warned that the document’s vague wording could allow council to punish members over unpopular views.
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Bad Takes: Stop treating homelessness and road deaths like unsolvable problems
Genuine freedom means taking care that we can all flourish together.
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San Antonio Councilman John Courage formally declaring run for mayor
Courage’s council colleagues Manny Pelaez, Adriana Rocha Garcia and Melissa Cabello Havrda have also signaled they may run.
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Councilman Manny Pelaez pulls plug on San Antonio’s Israel-Hamas ceasefire vote
Activists and Pelaez colleague Jalen McKee-Rodriguez blasted the councilman’s decision to take his name off a memo calling for a vote on the resolution.
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After protests, San Antonio City Council to consider Gaza ceasefire proclamation
The special meeting will take place Jan. 11 at City Hall.
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Batchelor Sentenced, AI Portraits: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Our second most-read story showed what an AI came up with when asked to create images of people from various parts of the the Lone Star State.
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A day after sabbatical vote, San Antonio Councilman Clayton Perry says council can’t tell him to resign
In a talk radio interview, Perry also said he still doesn’t remember the night of the accident and that he hasn’t apologized to the person he hit.
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San Antonio Councilman Clayton Perry to go on ‘sabbatical’ after no-confidence vote
The majority of council voted to amend language calling for Perry’s resignation, but Mayor Ron Nirenberg remained steadfast that the councilman should resign.
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San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo denies claim that abortion-rights vote is merely symbolic
Castillo said the city now should work to adequately fund Metro Health and ask abortion-access nonprofits what help they need.
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At heated meeting, San Antonio City Council approves resolution to protect abortion access
The largely symbolic resolution recommends that city funds not be used to pay for investigations intended to enforce state anti-abortion laws.
