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San Antonio Housing Trust places $3.2 million bid on Robert E. Lee apartments
San Antonio developer Weston Urban hasn’t yet placed an official bid for the historic, low-income apartment building.
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As Texas measles outbreak grows, RFK Jr. suggests getting measles is the best way to fight it
The Trump Health and Human Services Secretary was back to downplaying vaccines on Sean Hannity’s FOX News program.
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San Antonio St. Patrick’s celebrations include parades, music and dyeing the river
The festivities will take place along the San Antonio River Walk this Saturday and Sunday.
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Two potential buyout deals could be on tap for San Antonio’s Alamo Beer Co.
The city’s largest craft brewer is currently in Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
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Ghoulish Book Festival will haunt downtown San Antonio this weekend to celebrate horror fiction
Authors and publishers will be on hand to sell their thrills and chills.
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Pitbull, Jelly Roll, Chris Stapleton to play free NCAA March Madness Music Fest in San Antonio
The festival will run April 4-6 and feature additional performances by T-Pain, Doechii and Benson Boone.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Deftones, Ian Moore, Andy Grammer
Rockabilly favorite Reverend Horton Heat is also performing in SA this week.
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Owner of San Antonio food truck park Bésame will rebuild after last week’s fire
The colorful north-of-downtown fixture will be ‘bigger and better than ever,’ he promises.
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San Antonio’s Hot Joy looking for two customers it says pulled ‘old-fashioned dine and dash’
The restaurant is offering a $200 gift card to the person who can ID the diners it accuses of ducking their check.
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Texas House majority signs on to bill restricting use of public-building bathrooms by trans people
House Bill 239, which echoes a bathroom bill that failed in 2017, includes new provisions for shelters and prisons.
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Report: Texas stands to lose thousands of jobs, billions in investment if Trump repeals CHIPS Act
The bipartisan, Biden-era CHIPS Act was so well-received that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a similar act into law in 2023.
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Kickoff for San Antonio’s Contemporary Art Month will feature exhibition dedicated to ‘sad rock’
The playful ‘Mosh Now, Cry Later’ explores SA’s love of music, while ‘Tantalizing Middle Part’ offers a multi-sensory experience.
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San Antonio Beer festival moving to Hemisfair, taking Oktoberfest theme for 2025
German food and activities will be a big part of this year’s installment. As in years past, it benefits the San Antonio Food Bank.
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Ahead of Sunset Festival, Band of Horses’ Ben Bridwell talks about sharing the deeply personal
Band of Horses is a headliner this weekend at the inaugural edition of the San Antonio music fest.
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Trump to shut down San Antonio Missions’ headquarters facility
The closure could jeopardize safety and maintenance of Texas’ only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Trump admin deletes list of federal properties it plans to sell, including Texas buildings
The White House released then deleted a list of 440 federal buildings it wants to close and sell, including one in San Antonio.
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San Antonio’s McNay comes full circle with posthumous exhibition celebrating Texas artist Michael Tracy
Tracy is known for richly layered paintings and symbolic sculptures exploring themes of religion, ritual, immigration and sacrifice.
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Here’s why you can’t find Lone Star Beer in San Antonio or the rest of Texas
The ‘National Beer of Texas’ will be available again later this month. Its owner is moving production to a different site.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Tab Benoit, Harvey McLaughlin, NCT 127
Bit Brigade, specialists in indie-pop and computer nostalgia, also will perform music from Nintendo’s Super Mario games live.
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San Antonio’s Latina Spring film series starts next week with screening of The In Between
Directed by Texan Robie Flores, the movie follows the return of a Latina filmmaker to her hometown after her brother’s death.
