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Texas Public Radio (TPR) operates public radio stations broadcasting to the San Antonio metropolitan area and West Central Hill Country.
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New World screwworm cases surge to 79 across Texas, New Mexico and Arizona
The flesh-eating parasite has now been detected in three states, with 79 confirmed animal cases since June, including 25 still active. Recent infestations have involved cattle, horses and pets, while officials have also recorded five detections of wild screwworm flies.
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All 9 people aboard private jet from Austin killed after plane crashes in Florida
The Learjet 60, bound for the Bahamas, crashed in a residential area Sunday afternoon.
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Ken Paxton cancels planned Alamo campaign stop ahead of Election Day
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton has canceled his planned Nov. 2 campaign stop at the Alamo, whose rules prohibit political gatherings on its grounds. His campaign has instead scheduled stops in Conroe and Allen.
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More than half a million ballots already cast in Bexar County ahead of Nov. 3 election
Bexar County voters have already cast more than half of a million ballots in the Nov. 3 election — breaking a local record for most early votes in a midterm election.
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Adults with learning disabilities get on-the-job training via coffee truck and pop-up markets
SA Life Academy hosts pop-up markets run by adults with learning disabilities. It’s a way to job-train and keep their lives “full.”
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Abbott, Hinojosa make closing pitches to San Antonians in hard-fought Texas governor’s race
Both Gov. Greg Abbott and his opponent Gina Hinojosa are pushing hard in Bexar County days before the Nov. 3 election will decide who wins the governor's seat.
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The torii gate at the Japanese Tea Garden: A historic wrong righted
A historic misinterpretation of the torii gate at the entrance to the Japanese Tea Garden has been corrected.
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After teacher pushback, SAISD relaxes strict ‘High 5’ standards weeks after rolling it out
SAISD is no longer requiring that A and B rated schools meet all High 5 requirement like using district-created slides and turn-and-talks.
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Oil company earnings skyrocket — again
Oil companies are reporting another quarter of sky-high profits as the war in Iran pushes up the price of oil — and prices at the pump.
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Alamo Colleges District trustee Gloria Ray resigns from board
A special meeting is scheduled to accept her resignation and set up a process to select an interim.
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A San Antonio candy company produced Halloween treats for more than a century
Judson Candy Company's line included popular cherry sours.
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City Council ‘came together’ to shape 2027 bond valued at $442M, plus $208M for flood control
The $650 million package approved by council includes $442 million for infrastructure needs across the city and $208 million for a stormwater drainage bond.