Larry Downing
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REUTERS
With the federal moratorium on evictions during the pandemic set to expire, two San Antonio Councilmembers are hosting a drive-thru rental and utility assistance event Saturday, July 31.
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The 27th San Antonio Film Festival will be held on Aug. 5-8. Festival director Adam Rocha shares the history of the film festival. -
The Alamo Plan encompasses both restoration of historic buildings and new construction projects, all with the goals of fostering reverence and dignity at an important site in Texas history.
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San Antonio’s District 9 City Council offices will return to working virtually due to the spread of the coronavirus’ delta variant.
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A few San Antonio districts will provide free meals to students during the 2020-2021 school year.
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A mudslide swept away six cabins near Rustic, Colorado, and members of the Brown family are among the missing.
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The first segment of construction will focus on expanding the freeway from Bandera Road to I-10 at a cost of $148 million. There are plans to improve a total of five segments of the freeway from Bandera Road to I-35 at a cost of $1 billion.
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Next month will be the 208th anniversary of the Battle of Medina. The 1813 battle was one of the largest and bloodiest battles in Texas, yet little is known about it, including the actual location.
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San Antonio health officials are doubling down on the urgency to get vaccinated as hospitalizations reach 418 people, a sharp increase compared to the beginning of July.
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The longtime general manager, president and CEO of Kiolbassa Smoked Meats died Tuesday at the age of 84. Robert Kiolbassa ran the company from 1960 to this year. His father, Rufus, founded the company in 1949 and Robert started work there at the age of 21.
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The park would be twice the size of Phil Hardberger Park, one of the largest city parks in San Antonio.
