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  • The TCEQ approves a controversial wastewater permit; Pre-K 4 SA opens its new South Education Center; The San Antonio Spurs dominate in season opener
  • Nirenberg faces ethics board over Wemby jersey; TEA investigates "inappropriate" Charlie Kirk comments; Bill Miller BBQ closes flagship location
  • SAISD places 18 schools on watch list for targeted intervention; Texas teachers face backlash over online comments made after Charlie Kirk assassination; Red McCombs Community Basketball Court at Tower Park unveiled
  • After the Texas Legislature failed in the special session to pass a bill to restrict minors' access to THC products, Governor Greg Abbott signed an executive order putting these limits in place. But what is Abbott calling for? And how soon will they go into effect? Is this going to be enough to keep THC out of the hands of teens in Texas?
  • New York Times bestselling author and former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul joins "The Source." He brings a bold, clear-eyed look at how the autocracies of China and Russia are challenging the current global order, and how America’s future depends on successfully confronting these threats.
  • Council debates SAPD patrol officers; CPS Energy acquires more power plants; Property tax rate for Alamo Colleges District remains steady
  • Sex Work: It’s Just a Job explores the move to decriminalize sex work, and confronts the racism, sexism, and transphobia that can fuel violent police crackdowns.
  • Council votes on $4B SA budget; Death of congressional staffer under investigation; Local publishing press to close in 2026
  • New World screwworm moves closer to border; 66% of teachers in TX consider quitting; Texas' economy remains fairly steady
  • Free speech is the cornerstone of American democracy. That’s why it’s in the First Amendment. But today, it’s under pressure from every direction. From the White House to college campuses to late night TV, the battle is on over who gets to speak — and who gets silenced. What happens when Americans are afraid to speak out?
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