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Bexar County election officials are urging voters to double-check their ballots amid complaints of voting machines changing selections during early voting.
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It's time to celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Antonio. Use our guide to find something to do with family and friends now through Nov. 2.
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- Un guatemalteco fue condenado a 30 años de prisión por su participación en la tragedia de trata de personas ocurrida en San Antonio en 2022.
- Mike Casey, gran promotor de las artes en San Antonio, ha fallecido.
- VIA lanza un servicio piloto de autobuses nocturnos para los trabajadores del centro de la ciudad
- Una nueva herramienta de búsqueda tiene como objetivo aumentar el acceso al cuidado infantil conectando a proveedores y familias.
- Tres escuelas del distrito North East ISD están en la lista de posibles cierres para 2027.
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