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For 50 years Urban-15 has been drumming and dancing in the streets of San Antonio—and helping to shape local culture. Before Urban-15 was invigorating Fiesta parades, it was an experimental music group and a champion for local arts and creativity. George and Cat Cisneros join us to talk about a half-century of Urban-15.
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Weapons and bag checks will be implemented next Fiesta following this weekend's fatal shooting at Fiesta de Los Reyes — the second year in a row gunfire errupts at the event.
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Chief William McManus said Mikey Valdez, 18, and Albert Cisneros, 20, were involved in the isolated incident.
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The Fiesta Flambeau Parade lit up downtown San Antonio for the 76th time to cap the final weekend of San Antonio's 2024 Fiesta for All.
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The UTSA Marching band can be seen in the Fiesta Flambeau Parade on Saturday. It and Friday's Battle of Flowers Parade follow the same route from San Antonio College to the Alamo and past City Hall.
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U.S. rodeos and Charreadas are both done on horseback. They are measures of the horses and their riders but they bear little resemblance beyond that.
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Fiesta is the 11-day party offering more than 100 events, from parades to street fairs. Among them is the Fiesta Kings Cup, an annual polo tournament held by a club with more than 130 years of history.
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Fiesta San Antonio has a major economic impact on the Alamo City during its 11-day run from April 18 through April 28.
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The winning design comes from a business student at Northwest Vista College.
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San Antonians celebrated the city's annual Battle of Flowers parade under sunny skies Friday, with thunderstorms forecast to roll into the area later in the day.