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Texas Attorney General Paxton secures a $41.5 million settlement with Pfizer and Tris Pharma over allegations of providing adulterated drugs to children.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Two Honduran nationals faced a federal judge in San Antonio on charges of illegal re-entry into the U.S., following a raid targeting the Tren de Aragua organization.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for an investigation into Sharia courts in the state, raising concerns about their adherence to state and federal law.
The autopsy of Selena Quintanilla, revealing details of her death, has been made public decades later, confirming she died from a gunshot wound to the chest.
Community & Society in ...
New Braunfels is updating its master policy document, seeking public input through questionnaires and events to guide planning reflecting the community’s vision.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Webb, Burnett, and Clark to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee to help advance the state's industry development.
Texas AG Ken Paxton has won a legal battle against the Harris County bail practices, which he claims jeopardize public safety by easily releasing offenders.
The Los Indios Land Port of Entry upgrades, completed under the Donations Acceptance Program, include a new export office, security fence, concrete, and automated gate.
Weather & Environment in ...
The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intermittent showers and thunderstorms for San Antonio, with varying chances of rain and gusty winds.
A new study finds a single San Antonio adult needs about $93,355 to live comfortably, while typical local paychecks fall far short. The gap is even larger for families.
Food & Drinks in ...
Colorado’s Rush Bowls has leased space on Culebra Road and plans a San Antonio debut, bringing colorful açaí bowls, smoothies and even a pup treat to the Far West Side.
Harvey E. Najim pledged $500,000 and helped stock shelves as the San Antonio Food Bank launched a dollar‑for‑dollar match to double donations ahead of Thanksgiving.
An Austin woman received a 37-month prison sentence for embezzling government funds while leading the Killeen Housing Authority. She must also repay $297,473.30.
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