Top San Antonio news: Smoke BBQ hosting fest after SXSW canceled; mayor blasts fed quarantine; more

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San Antonio restaurant hosting music festival after SXSW canceled due to coronavirus concerns

SXSW's cancellation left many San Antonio musicians and fans without venues and shows, but Smoke BBQ owner Adrian Martinez saw an opportunity to bring the festivities to the Alamo City.

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San Antonio mayor Ron Nirenberg blasts federal quarantine in Washington Post interview

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has unloaded on the Trump administration in the Washington Post, saying federal officials blindsided the city with its request to quarantine COVID-19 patients here.

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San Antonio police searching for hit-and-run driver after fatal collision on I-35

A San Antonio man was killed in a hit-and-run collision on Interstate 35 overnight, according to the San Antonio Police Department.

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DEA operation in San Antonio results in multiple arrests on South Side

The Drug Enforcement Administration and local agencies are executing multiple search warrants in the city Tuesday morning.

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San Antonio man wanted for beating victim with baseball bat, killing him

Police have identified a suspect accused of fatally beating a man with a baseball bat.

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