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Gas dips below $3 a gallon at some San Antonio stations for the first time since February
The average price of gas in the Alamo City continues to descend, bottoming out at $3.21 this week.
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Bexar County Sheriff’s Office warns residents not to be alarmed by increase in gunfire
Dove hunting season began in some areas of northern Bexar County on Thursday, Sept. 1.
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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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San Antonio teacher fired for ‘unprofessional’ comment captured on video
‘The very fact that you exist annoys me!’ the terminated teacher appears to tells a student in a video clip circulated on social media.
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U.S. Secretary of Labor praises San Antonio’s new job-training initiative on visit
The city plans to train 28,000 residents by the end of 2025 as part of the Ready to Work program.
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San Antonio woman arrested over viral video showing gun randomly fired out window of moving car
Sheriff Javier Salazar described the incident as a ‘drunken act of stupidity.’
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San Antonio movie theaters to sell $3 tickets this Saturday in celebration of National Cinema Day
The promotion comes as movie theaters struggle to recover from the pandemic and the rise of streaming services.
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San Antonio clears homeless encampment as shelters struggle to keep up with demand
The number of people experiencing unsheltered chronic homelessness in San Antonio is up 4.5% since 2020.
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Federal inspectors cite San Antonio Aquarium for keeping animals in hot, potentially unsafe conditions
PETA is urging the facility to shift to animal-free entertainment and relocate its wildlife to other facilities.
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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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San Antonio named as one of the best cities for thrifting, beating out Austin
Three Texas cities made the top 10 list, which ranked New York as the nation’s No. 1 thrifting spot.
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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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San Antonio-area school district among the most equitable in the state, according to study
Floresville ISD was the San Antonio-area only school district to make it into the state’s top 200.
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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.
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Authorities release footage of vandalism of Democratic Party headquarters in San Antonio
Tuesday’s attack comes as election officials and political organizers face harassment and threats.
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San Antonio has some of the fastest rising rents in the nation — beating out Austin
Rents could continue to rise as interest rates squeeze potential homebuyers out of the market, says one local realtor.
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Family of missing San Antonio girl no longer believe she is still in Texas
Public searches for Lina Khil have since been paused.
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Texas Ranks among the worst states for gender equality, according to study
The study analyzed gender gaps in educational attainment, executive positions held and political representation.
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Victims and survivors of Uvalde shooting to file $27 billion lawsuit
According to the attorney representing the families, the suit will go after law enforcement agencies and a gun manufacturer.