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Friday night’s storm brought destructive winds and flooding to San Antonio. Here’s why there was relatively little warning ahead of time.
Texas laws taking effect Sept. 1 change how consumers repair electronic devices, strengthen oversight of residential solar sales and allow certain forms of gold and silver to be used as legal tender.
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- Nuevas leyes de Texas amplían los derechos de reparación de electrónicos, regulan a los vendedores de paneles solares y reconocen el oro como dinero.
- Los residentes del West Side intentan recuperarse tras poderosa tormenta en San Antonio.
- La Latino Bookstore de San Antonio es un oasis en un desierto literario para escritores y lectores.
- Dé un paseo con Bexar Branches Alliance.
- Los comisionados fueron informados sobre los preparativos para las elecciones del 3 de noviembre y el nuevo sitio web para votantes
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A federal judge in San Antonio has extended a temporary pause on new ground-disturbing activity tied to border wall construction in the Big Bend region. The parties will meet before Sept. 15, when the court is scheduled to reconvene. -
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