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An annual environmental initiative brought together students from the United States and Mexico to study water quality and help protect the Rio Grande.
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It's time to celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Antonio. Use our guide to find something to do with family and friends now through Nov. 2.
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- Un guatemalteco fue condenado a 30 años de prisión por su participación en la tragedia de trata de personas ocurrida en San Antonio en 2022.
- Mike Casey, gran promotor de las artes en San Antonio, ha fallecido.
- VIA lanza un servicio piloto de autobuses nocturnos para los trabajadores del centro de la ciudad
- Una nueva herramienta de búsqueda tiene como objetivo aumentar el acceso al cuidado infantil conectando a proveedores y familias.
- Tres escuelas del distrito North East ISD están en la lista de posibles cierres para 2027.
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Emilio Andrade Covarrubias will be laid to rest not far from the Dallas home he lived in with his family for decades. The Mexican government is calling for an “exhaustive” investigation into his death at the Rio Grande Processing Center. -
The state health agency is also processing 64% of SNAP applications in a timely manner — within 30 days — even though the required rate is 95%.
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