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Engineers at San Antonio’s Southwest Research Institute unveil self-driving bus
Engineers hope their research will soon allow autonomous self-driving vehicles to be used in public settings.
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7-Eleven buys San Antonio-based startup delivery company Skipcart for undisclosed amount
It is unclear whether Skipcarts headquarter will remain in the Alamo City, or relocate closer to 7-Eleven’s hub of operations in Dallas.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Adams is rocking into San Antonio’s Tech Port Center this November
Tickets for the seven-time Grammy-nominated artist’s show will be staggered and start this week.
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10th Annual Muertos Fest returning to San Antonio’s Hemisfair in late October
This year’s celebration will feature a larger procession, along with a four-stage lineup of musical performers.
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San Antonio landlord allegedly set house on fire after tenants were late paying rent
The landlord was arrested and is being held on $30,000 bond.
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A record 70% of Texas teachers consider quitting, according to new survey
Teachers cited low pay, burnout and the politicization of the profession as reasons why they are considering other career paths.
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U.S. Military to conduct intense simulation near downtown San Antonio on Monday night
Residents should not be alarmed if they see low-flying helicopters and hear explosions, police officials said.
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Keith Urban, Lynyrd Skynyrd to perform at San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo next year
Jake Owen, Carly Pearce, Lee Brice and Los Tigres Del Norte are also among the performers.
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San Antonio’s Majestic and Empire Theatres start ticket sales for Randy Rainbow, Beach Boys, more
The other shows in the theaters’ fall series include Potted Potter, The Doo Wop Project and An R-Rated Magic Show.
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Texas woman faces murder charge after allegedly setting boyfriend on fire after argument
The man, who was engulfed in flames, was sprayed down by a bystander with a fire extinguisher.
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Social media clip captures Jackass star Steve-O entertaining fans at Buc-ee’s outside Houston
Steve-O may have made the Buc-ee’s stop en route to McAllen, where he was scheduled to perform with his Bucket List Tour.
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Termination hearing for Uvalde School District police chief delayed — again
Chief Pete Arredondo has faced mounting criticism for his response to the shooting at Robb Elementary School.
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Greg Casar, Ana Sandoval join tenants from San Antonio’s Seven Oaks Apartments at protest
Last week, tenants from Seven Oaks were removed from San Antonio City Hall during a similar protest.
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San Antonio Zoo offering free admission to Texas teachers all August long
Teachers also can purchase four additional standard admission tickets at half price through the promotion.
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Luxury travel firm names San Antonio River Walk one of the most beautiful sights in U.S., world
The River Walk was the only sight in the Lone Star State to make the list.
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Security guard waited 12 days to report car of missing San Antonio woman Chrissy Powell
Security footage also appears to show Powell pulled her 2022 Black Nissan Rogue into the center’s parking lot just 30 minutes after leaving her home on July 5.
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Gov. Abbott tells D.C. mayor to ‘stop attacking Texas’ as migrant buses create humanitarian crisis
The mayor says she needs help from the National Guard to prevent a spiraling crisis created by Abbott and fellow Republican Gov. Doug Ducey of Arizona.
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U.S. House subcommittee accuses San Antonio landlord of wrongfully evicting tenants during pandemic
The report says the owner of San Antonio’s Siegel Suites used hardball tactics to push out tenants protected under the pandemic’s federal eviction moratorium.
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World’s steepest-dive roller coaster opening at San Antonio’s Fiesta Texas on Saturday
Riders of Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger will drop 15 stories at speeds of up to 60mph, according to park officials.
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Popular swimming hole north of San Antonio runs dry for fourth time in history due to ongoing drought
The popular cooling-off spot was closed to swimmers earlier this summer due to high bacteria counts, also caused by the lack of rain and low water levels in the well.