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Progressives hold strong majority on San Antonio City Council after runoff
Progressives won in districts 1, 6 and 8, while District 9 will send a conservative to council.
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Gina Ortiz Jones wins San Antonio mayoral race despite being outspent by conservative rival
After being sworn in June 18, Jones will be San Antonio’s first openly gay mayor and only the third woman to hold that office.
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After a dim sum drought, two San Antonio Chinese restaurants excel at the small plates
Sichuan Garden and Tasty Modern Asian Kitchen both give the Chinese brunch specialties the care they deserve.
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Another student dies at at San Antonio area ExcellED Montessori Plus preschool
The death, now under investigation, comes after a December car crash killed a teacher and a year-old student in the school’s playground.
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San Antonio resident Vanessa Irino’s love for Casper the Friendly Ghost leads her to world record
The jewelry maker owns the largest collection of Casper memorabilia.
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Fast-expanding Whataburger chain building two new San Antonio stores
The hometown burger institution will open new restaurants on the far West Side and in Southwest San Antonio.
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9 delicious ways to celebrate Father’s Day in San Antonio
From fancy three-course meals and river-cruises to casual lunches and whiskey tastings, here’s how to make sure day feels special.
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Morrissey announces new tour dates, including (allegedly) rescheduled San Antonio stop
We’re not holding our breath.
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Texas governor likely to sign hemp ban to avoid conflict with lieutenant governor
Gov. Greg Abbott faces pressure, including from in his own Republican Party, to veto the legislation, which Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick championed.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Rhett Miller, Righteous Brothers, Alejandro Escovedo
Singer-songwriter and guitar ace Jackie Venson also will electrify the Carver Center’s Jo Long Theatre.
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San Antonio police were called to Jonathan Joss’ home 74 times before shooting death
Neighbors told TV stations that Joss was frequently in conflict with neighbors before his death.
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San Antonio brunch destination Comfort Cafe closing Los Patios location
The restaurant, which raises money for charity, will still have one other San Antonio location plus one in Smithville.
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Pride flag now ‘proudly flying’ over San Antonio City Hall
Conservative commenters claimed the city’s display of the flag is ‘intolerant’ of straight people.
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Tejano dream-pop of San Antonio’s Los Juanos exudes puro party vibes
The band will perform live this Friday and also has new music on the way this summer.
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UTSA baseball clinches first Regional Championship title in program’s history
The Roadrunners will next take take on UCLA in a best-of-three series starting later this week.
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Noche UFC mixed martial arts event relocates to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center
The card was originally scheduled to take place Sept. 13 in Guadalajara, but construction delays required it to move.
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Tall Cool Ones: San Antonio bartenders share their spins on summer cocktails
We asked five SA mixologists to share some of their favorite summer cocktails, including one that forgoes the alcohol.
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Restaurateur behind San Antonio’s Toro opening new cocktail-driven concept near the Pearl
SeaSpice, expected to open this fall or early winter, will feature a raw seafood bar and seaside dining vibes.
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San Antonio Chicano soul group to have song played at every June City Council meeting
‘¡Hijole!’ is the new infectious, feel-good single by Joaquin and the Glowliners.
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10 fun ways to celebrate Memorial Day weekend in San Antonio
From family fireworks shows to cool pool parties to crave-worthy crawfish boils, these spots are serving up good times.