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  • A debate over canceling a Veterans Day ceremony highlights lack of representation in a Texas congressional district

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  • San Antonio City Council lays out options to regulate the influx of data centers
  • Education brought Jorge Borrego to San Antonio. Now it drives his first campaign for Texas House District 118.
  • HD118 candidate Kristian Carranza never wants to leave the Southside district she’s running for
  • A debate over canceling a Veterans Day ceremony highlights lack of representation in a Texas congressional district

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  • A debate over canceling a Veterans Day ceremony highlights lack of representation in a Texas congressional district

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  • Old foes Nirenberg and Von Dohlen face off in lone Bexar County Judge debate

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June 2026

  • Interesting

OLLU closes its Center for Mexican American Studies and Research, leaders say shift expands access

admin4 months ago07 mins

The center’s space and its collections will be preserved, officials said, and its work will be divided among multiple departments.

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Bexar County to pay back tickets issued through unlawful speed-camera system

admin4 months ago05 mins

As Bexar County pays back motorists cited through an unlawful speed-camera program, officials are asking how it happened in the first place.

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  • Interesting

Counting the costs: We added up every tax or rate increase San Antonians are facing this tight budget year

admin4 months ago017 mins

Declining property values have left nearly every large taxing entity in Bexar County with a revenue deficit this year.

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Majority of San Antonio City Council signs letter opposing cancellation of Ye concert

admin4 months ago06 mins

While all members of the San Antonio City Council say they denounce Kanye West’s remarks, they differ on censorship.

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  • Education

Facing state probe and infighting, Judson ISD names a new leader for 4th time this year

admin4 months ago05 mins

Ann Dixon has more than 50 years of experience in public education. Once superintendent at Somerset, she’s been tapped to lead Judson ISD.

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World Cup fever and a Burger Showdown victory for Mon Chou Chou

admin4 months ago04 mins

A Burger Showdown win, a French victory in the World Cup — It’s been one celebration after another for the French culinary team at Brasserie Mon Chou Chou.

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Luminaria to light up a new corner of downtown San Antonio

admin4 months ago03 mins

San Antonio’s annual nighttime arts festival, is moving west this year. Luminaria takes place Saturday, Nov. 14, from 6 p.m. to midnight and is free.

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UTSA poll: Facing budget cliff, Bexar County residents are split on raising taxes

admin4 months ago06 mins

Bexar County is headed into its worst budget year since the 2008 financial crash, but leaders say they’d rather make cuts than adjust their tax rate.

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  • Health

This San Antonio woman is the first in Texas to receive new rheumatoid arthritis implant

admin4 months ago05 mins

A San Antonio resident was the first in Texas to receive a new neuromodulation device approved by the FDA to treat rheumatoid arthritis.

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  • Education

Q&A: Meet the UT San Antonio dean working to apply AI to everyday life

admin4 months ago08 mins

The university welcomed its founding dean of the College of AI, Cyber and Computing, Jinjun Xiong, who joined the new college in March.

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  • San Antonio City Council lays out options to regulate the influx of data centers
  • Education brought Jorge Borrego to San Antonio. Now it drives his first campaign for Texas House District 118.
  • HD118 candidate Kristian Carranza never wants to leave the Southside district she’s running for
  • A debate over canceling a Veterans Day ceremony highlights lack of representation in a Texas congressional district
  • Old foes Nirenberg and Von Dohlen face off in lone Bexar County Judge debate

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