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Pinthouse Pizza filed state permits for a multimillion-dollar brewpub on the Leander/Cedar Park border. Filings describe a 13,640‑sq‑ft brewery plus two shell buildings and a June 2027 finish target.
Weather & Environment in ...
Cloudy, muggy Friday gives way to a hot 93°F afternoon and gusty south winds. Storm chances rise late Sunday into next week.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Two people were found dead inside a burned vehicle on San Antonio’s West Side early Friday. One person has been detained as police investigate the scene.
Moth Milk, a goth‑inspired café, has opened inside The Starlighter, serving matcha, witchy lattes, vendor markets and family‑friendly "Matcha Movie Sundays."
Community & Society in ...
Live Oak marked two ribbon-cuttings this week: ACES Autism Therapy Center on Pat Booker Road and a newly branded Applebee’s/IHOP at The Forum at Olympia Parkway.
A man in his 20s was killed early Friday when a BMW ran a light and rolled near Loop 410 and Perrin Beitel; two occupants fled the scene.
BCSO released photos of a white Ford E-250 (plate TXR4158) and asked San Antonio residents to call 210-335-6000 with tips.
Seventeen local teachers were certified to teach college‑level dual‑credit classes through an Alamo Colleges–St. Mary’s program. The project aims to expand free college credits to thousands of San Antonio students.
TPWD data show 84% of boating-fatality victims in 2025 weren’t wearing life jackets; officials are urging USCG-approved PFDs and sober boating.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A settlement ends the long fight over Terminal C gates and guarantees Southwest at least six gates across San Antonio International Airport.
Politics & Govt in ...
Councilmember Jalen McKee‑Rodriguez filed a 'LOVIN' CCR to study restroom access, ID accuracy and single‑user facilities for marginalized San Antonians; Texas' new bathroom law complicates implementation.
Riverside Pride's move to the Seguin Coliseum reignited last year's venue fight, drawing conservative calls to oppose the festival as organizers cite safety and cost concerns.
TxDOT is renting pumps to keep the lower level of I‑35 passable, but a roughly $22M replacement won't start until early 2027.
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