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In San Antonio mayor’s race, Altamirano flush with funds, Pelaez running low

Written by on 16 July 2024

Tech entrepreneur Beto Altamirano’s San Antonio mayoral campaign raised $112,000 between Jan. 1 and June 30, putting him well ahead of the three other challengers to so far enter the race, according to campaign finance reports released Monday. Altamirano, a political outsider, launched his campaign in May at a well-attended Southtown rally. Of the total amount […]

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Asian-lifestyle store Miniso opens at San Antonio’s Ingram Park Mall

Written by on 16 July 2024

Japanese-lifestyle chain Miniso has opened a location at Ingram Park Mall offering a selection of home goods, toiletries and knick-knacks, often featuring anime characters and designs depicted in a kawaii — or cutesy — style, according to multiple news reports. The retailer’s outlets feature an array of beauty products, toys, stationary and Japanese snacks along with kitchenware, plushies, […]

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San Antonio screening of documentary Israelism scheduled for Wednesday

Written by on 16 July 2024

San Antonio progressive groups will screen the documentary Israelism this Wednesday at Brick at the Blue Star, raising money in the process for a San Antonio-tied group that works to feed displaced Palestinians. Israelism — released last year prior to the deadly Hamas attack on Israel and that country’s subsequent bombardment of Gaza — follows […]

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Allred outraises Cruz in latest quarter, but Cruz has more cash on hand

Written by on 16 July 2024

Sign up for the We the Texans newsletter to receive twice-monthly updates on our year-long initiative dedicated to boosting civic engagement and chronicling how democracy is experienced in Texas. WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Colin Allred’s campaign outraised Sen. Ted Cruz’s in the second quarter of 2024, though the Republican senator has amassed a larger campaign […]

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New Día de los Muertos-themed restaurant opens in San Antonio’s La Villita

Written by on 16 July 2024

It’s always the Day of the Dead at Casa Catrina, a new restaurant concept that opened in downtown San Antonio’s historic La Villita area.  Casa Catrina, located in the Fig Tree restaurant’s former space, offers “upscale, mystic Mexican cuisine” in the form of small plates and specialty cocktails, according to details on its website. As stated on […]

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UTSA Coach Jeff Traylor’s son shielded fellow reporter from gunfire at Trump rally

Written by on 15 July 2024

NBC News reporter Jake Traylor, the son of UTSA head football coach Jeff Traylor, shielded a fellow journalist from the gunfire during Saturday’s failed attempt by a man to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. As shots rang out and chaos unfolded, Traylor, who’s covering the presidential campaign for NBC, […]

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San Antonio police officer arrested on terroristic threat charge

Written by on 15 July 2024

An off-duty San Antonio Police officer was arrested over the weekend on charges he directed terroristic threats at a family, according to SAPD officials. Officer Andrew Gonzalez was arrested on Sunday by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, authorities said. BSCO deputies responded to a call in the 9600 block of Nina’s Court in Northwest San Antonio […]

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San Antonio U.S. Rep. Chip Roy blames ‘woke DEI quotas’ for Trump assassination attempt

Written by on 15 July 2024

While many politicos cooled their rhetoric after the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump over the weekend, Republican U.S. Rep. Chip Roy continued to spit fire. Roy, a verbal bomb-thrower representing San Antonio’s northern suburbs, fired off a tweet on Sunday blaming “woke DEI quotas” for a “failure to protect” the former president at his Pennsylvania […]

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Tex-Mex food hall to replace food court at San Antonio’s Shops at Rivercenter

Written by on 15 July 2024

The food court at San Antonio’s Shops at Rivercenter will be ripped out and replaced with a high-end Tex-Mex food hall masterminded by local restaurateur Jason Dady, mall officials revealed Monday. The 21,000-square-foot concept, dubbed Mexico Ceaty will feature four new restaurants and bars, a Mexican-style market and art activations, according to the Jason Dady Restaurant […]

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