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Chris Paul heading back to Clippers after one season in San Antonio
The 40-year-old would have likely seen a decline in playing time had he stayed with the Spurs.
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Annual San Antonio Film Festival returns this week with 200 screenings along with panels, workshops
This year’s event will include screenings at four San Antonio-area venues.
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San Antonio grocery distributor Vilore buys Shark Tank-famous Mexican food brand Tia Lupita
Vilore’s brands already include South Texas supermarket staples La Costeña, Jumex and Totis.
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Study: Texas ranks has having the nation’s second-worst quality of life
Texas’ restrictive abortion ban, poor healthcare system and high crime rate all contributed to the state’s low quality of life, according to CNBC, which compiled the ranking.
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Texas redistricting key to Trump’s crusade against potentially looming blue wave
Donald Trump wants to pick up five House seats in Texas to save Republicans from losing Congressional control.
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San Antonio Spurs reportedly shut down top prospect Dylan Harper for remainder of Summer League
No. 2 draft pick Harper missed the Spurs’ first two Summer League games due to a lingering groin injury.
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Historic review board grants San Antonio’s ‘Grandisimo’ ferris wheel conceptual approval
Centro CEO Trish DeBerry hopes the project will serve as an extension to Project Marvel and bring more tourists downtown.
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Mexico’s Tacos on the Street restaurant making U.S. debut with opening of San Antonio location
Known for its charcoal-fired meats, handmade tortillas and ice-cold margaritas, the restaurant will open its SA outpost next month.
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Culinaria’s Summer Restaurant Weeks returns Aug. 9 with delicious deals at San Antonio dining spots
More than 150 local restaurants are participating by offering special discounted menus starting at $20.
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San Antonio’s Paper Trail printmaking show returning this Sunday for 11th installment
The free, one-day-event will feature 50 independent artists and small presses selling screen prints, posters, comics, zines and more.
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Paranormal investigator who brought ‘possessed’ Annabelle doll to San Antonio has reportedly died
Rivera died suddenly at a stop in Gettysburg on Sunday.
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Hell’s Kitchen alum Mary Lou Davis returning to San Antonio to serve as Ida Claire’s executive chef
After a stint in California’s Bay Area, the purple-haired chef is back in the Alamo City.
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George Strait to play benefit concert for families affected by Texas Hill Country flooding
The 1,000-capacity show will take place Sunday, July 27, in Boerne.
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Americana stalwart Steve Earle talks about his trailblazing career ahead of San Antonio performance
Earle, an Alamo City native, will bring his 50 Years of Songs and Stories tour to the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre this Sunday.
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Hill Country flooding death toll rises to 43 as search continues for missing girls, other survivors
Twenty-seven girls from the Camp Mystic summer camp remain missing.
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Simply Delightful: By getting the basics right, Primo’s rises above standard neighborhood Italian
The new San Antonio restaurant helmed by veteran operators excels by keeping it simple.
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Assclown Alert: Chip Roy high fives colleagues after passing the budget bill he called ‘garbage’
Few love ‘garbage’ more than Oscar the Grouch — except Roy, a congressman who represents San Antonio and Austin.
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‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ passes House, bringing deep cuts to health coverage, food assistance for Texans
An estimated 1.6 million Texans will lose healthcare coverage as a result of the bill, San Antonio U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro said.
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Australian firm set to take over San Antonio’s Alamo Beer, inject new resources
Alamo Beer, the city’s largest craft brewer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in February.
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Here’s where to find fireworks and fun in San Antonio on the Fourth of July
From the Alamo to Woodlawn Lake Park and Market Square to Fiesta Texas, these spots are celebrating Independence Day with a bang.