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The Transportation Security Administration is touting relatively new security measures at San Antonio International during the busy Spring Break travel period.
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The National Weather Service is warning South Central Texans to be on the lookout for falling ice sickles from trees and roofs and black ice on roadways.
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Under the plan, which needs city council approval, a third terminal would be built over a span of three to five years with more than a dozen new gates. An existing runway would grow by about 1,500 feet and existing facilities would be relocated and upgraded. Officials say the airport is nearing its capacity and to meet anticipated city and regional demand, it must expand.
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After two losses, plaintiffs in the case against the city of San Antonio over excluding Chick-fil-A from an spot at the airport is at a pivotal moment.
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Four teams of explosive-sniffing dogs go on duty at San Antonio International Airport as early as this fall, according to a joint announcement by airport officials and the Transportation Security Administration.
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On Saturday, the Bexar County Medical Examiner identified the suspect as 46-year old Joe Gomez of San Antonio. His cause of death was listed as a contact gunshot wound to the head. His manner of death was listed as a suicide.
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As the world of live music has been shut down due to shelter-in-place, there are no venues for local musicians to play. But there’s one place that’s…
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After a brief end to record-breaking passenger numbers in August, San Antonio International Airport has bounced back with a return to increased passenger…
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Visitors to the San Antonio International Airport can now pay homage to the women pilots of World War II. A traveling photography exhibit unveiled Tuesday…
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The San Antonio City Council re-affirmed its controversial decision to exclude Chick-Fil-A from a San Antonio International Airport concession contract…