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British physicist Brian Cox brings his Horizons tour to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre
Cox is known for the wit and charisma he evokes while answering big questions about the universe.
San Antonio
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San Antonio’s Nirenberg among 13 Texas mayors asking governor to call session on gun reform
The letter asks for ‘red flag’ laws, universal background checks and other gun-control measures to be added to the agenda.
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Second San Antonio Starbucks store in a week votes to join union
Workers at a store in New Braunfels also announced they plan to seek a union vote.
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Centro San Antonio presents its third annual Centro Family Pride Day on Sunday, June 26
The family-friendly event features all-ages Pride Month fun.
Posted inFood & Drink
Dance club Cream opens in San Antonio’s Beacon Hill area, will add late-night menu
The kitchen will be helmed by chef Adrian Olivares, who worked with SA culinary fixture Stefan Bowers.
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San Antonio family behind Pericos, Panchito’s restaurants to serve 1,000 free plates of food Saturday
The free food will be served in honor of family matriarch Evelyn Sepulveda Reyes, who died last year.
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The Pearl’s new pizza spot, WonderSlice, will open for business next week
The new restaurant will offer slices, full pies, homemade subs, salads and soft serve.
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Henry Cuellar wins Democratic primary to keep his South Texas congressional seat, recount finds
A separate recount found that Michelle Vallejo won the party’s nomination for another congressional seat.
Posted inCannabis
Opening of Houston medical cannabis dispensary means San Antonio may be next in line
‘Dallas and San Antonio remain at the top of our list for new locations, and we look forward to bringing our medicine even closer to patients in those regions,’ the company said.
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Actor and comedian Marlon Wayans stops at San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre on stand-up tour
Wayans comes to the Alamo City on his Microphone Fiend tour on Saturday, June 25.
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Judas Priest books 2 nights at San Antonio’s Tech Port Center — because SA is still a metal town
The Alamo City is the only place on the next leg of the band’s tour where it will perform two nights.
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Pride Bigger Than Texas returns to the Main Strip on Saturday
The annual event presented by Pride San Antonio features a parade, a mass wedding and more.
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Gov. Greg Abbott has so far spent nearly $3 million in taxpayer money busing migrants out of Texas
Critics have blasted Abbott’s plan as an election-year stunt, and the buses have contained as few as nine migrants.
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San Antonio housing market called ‘hidden gem’ by realtor group as prices continue to rise
The praise from the trade group comes as the average home price here reaches 6.5 times the median household income.
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Japanese restaurant Yuko to debut at San Antonio’s Eilan Hotel Resort next year
San Antonio-based architects Ma-Yu Group will spearhead the $250,000 remodel.
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Two San Antonio clubs are shutting the door on younger patrons, but it’s still a small nightlife niche
New San Antonio bar Horizon & More only admits those 30 and older, and Bentley’s Bar recently upped its age limit to 25.
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Lifeless body pulled from San Antonio’s River Walk
The unidentified male was pronounced dead at the scene after firefighters couldn’t find any vital signs.
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San Antonio’s Juneteenth Coalition warns new state voting law leading to rise in mail-in-ballot rejections
During the March primary, more than 12% of the state’s mail-in ballots were thrown out due to new restrictions imposed by the bill.
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Sepultura frontman Max Cavalera revisits early material for San Antonio show with his brother Iggor
Singer-guitarist Cavalera pioneered a sound that was equal parts death metal and thrash metal with his first band Sepultura.
