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Austin could experience 2008-style real-estate market collapse, Goldman Sachs predicts
San Antonio, on the other hand, was named of the top real estate markets to watch in 2023.
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San Antonio among the dirtiest cities in the U.S., according to new study
The city scored poorly in the living conditions, infrastructure and customer satisfaction categories.
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Downtown San Antonio recovering faster than most in COVID-19’s aftermath, study says
Activity in downtown San Antonio is about 68% of what is was prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to researchers at the University of California at Berkley.
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San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry to appear at pre-trial hearing Tuesday
Perry could face prison time and fines if convicted of both charges.
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Report: Hundreds of indigenous remains housed at UTSA, Witte Museum despite federal law
UTSA official said they are trying to repatriate the remains to the rightful parties.
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San Antonio has the fastest rising rents of any big city in Texas, study says
Rents in San Antonio rose 5.1% in the last 12 months, according to Redfin.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott tweets insult about Dallas Cowboys kicker during Sunday’s game
Abbott, who is paralyzed from the waist down, said he can kick better than the Cowboys’ Brett Maher.
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San Antonio activists holding pro-choice rally Sunday to mark Roe v. Wade’s 50-year anniversary
The protest will kick off at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Federal Courthouse.
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San Antonio’s Alamodome ranked among world’s ugliest buildings
Even San Antonians have criticized the building, often referring to it as a the ‘Dead Armadillo.’
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Spurs CEO tries to quell relocation fears, reaffirms team’s commitment to San Antonio
‘We have been part of the San Antonio community for 50 years and expect to be celebrating another 50 years 50 years from now,’ CEO R.C Buford said.
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Man who packed anti-tank rifle in suitcase at San Antonio airport won’t face charges
The weapon of war was disarmed, and the man planned to bring it to Las Vegas to be used as a prop at a trade show.
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Temporary outages hit part of San Antonio area as CPS Energy makes infrastructure improvements
The outages, which began at 9 a.m. Thursday, will mostly affect the unincorporated community of Cross Mountain.
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San Antonio to vote on relief package for businesses affected by construction along St. Mary’s Strip
The proposed $2.25 million relief package would come from American Rescue Plan funds.
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University of Texas at San Antonio unveils new data science building at downtown campus
The opening of San Pedro I is part of UTSA’s 10-year-plan to revitalize and expand its downtown campus.
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Exotic animal starts new life at San Antonio-area wildlife sanctuary after being found on front porch
After are short chase, city workers apprehended and transported the coati to Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Inc. in Kendalia.
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Man sues H-E-B, San Antonio Sports Hall fo Fame over NFL auction package
The suit alleges that some of the offered perks, including tickets to the Super Bowl, didn’t exist.
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Texas woman kidnapped after meeting with man she connected with on Bumble dating app
After agreeing to go to the suspect’s apartment, he held her there for five days, beating her and denying her food and water, according to authorities.
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New study names San Antonio top Texas city for green space, beating out Austin
While Houston and El Paso were close behind SA, Austin didn’t even break the list’s top 20.
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Weed decriminalization looks destined for San Antonio ballot after petition hits 35,000 signatures
The San Antonio Justice Charter also would end the criminalization of abortion and codify bans on no-knock warrants and police chokeholds.
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Former Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff to teach at St. Mary’s, University of Texas at San Antonio
Nelson Wolff retired as Bexar County Judge on Dec. 31 after 50 years of public service.