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San Antonio Spurs player Jeremy Sochan could be heading to Dallas, league analysts speculate

Written by on 13 April 2023

One of the San Antonio Spurs’ most promising young talents could be heading to the Dallas Mavericks, according to online sports blog Bleacher Report. Although neither the Spurs nor NBA insiders have confirmed such talks, Bleacher Report speculated on Wednesday that sending Jeremy Sochan — the Spurs’ ninth overall draft pick last year — in […]

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Abortion drug remains approved, with restrictions, appeals court rules

Written by on 13 April 2023

Mifepristone, a common abortion-inducing drug, will remain approved but under more intense restrictions while a legal challenge proceeds, a federal appeals court ruled late Wednesday. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted parts of a controversial court order that was set to go into effect Friday night, while affirming other parts. The Department of […]

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Juror blasts Texas Gov. Abbott’s threat to pardon Black Lives Matter protest shooter as a ‘travesty’

Written by on 13 April 2023

An alternate juror in the trial over the 2020 shooting of a Black Lives Matter protester in Austin called Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s threat to pardon the convicted murderer a “travesty” and an “egregious overreach,” the Associated Press reports. Jere Dowell told the wire service on Wednesday that prosecutors assembled a strong case against defendant […]

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Daddy Yankee’s ‘Gasolina’ first reggaeton hit to be inducted into National Recording Registry

Written by on 12 April 2023

Daddy Yankee’s 2004 mega-hit “Gasolina” is now officially a piece of American history. The song that catapulted Latin hip-hop into the mainstream this week became the first reggaeton song inducted into the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. It joins the likes of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1941 Christmas Eve radio broadcast and Wilt […]

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San Antonio’s Saint City Culinary Foundation, which assists hospitality workers, has closed

Written by on 12 April 2023

Saint City Culinary Foundation, a nationally lauded nonprofit that provides mental health services to hospitality workers, has closed its doors. Joel Rivas launched San Antonio-based Saint City in 2017 to assist people in the food and beverage industry, many of whom don’t have access to traditional health insurance options. However, he told the Current he could […]

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Two former members of Fiesta San Antonio royalty, family members indicted on federal charges

Written by on 12 April 2023

Days before the kickoff to San Antonio’s citywide party, a federal grand jury has indicted two former former members of Fiesta royalty on charges they conspired to commit wire fraud and money laundering, according to the Justice Department. The indictment names Kenneth “Ken” Flores and his father Antonio “Tony” Flores Jr. — both former Rey […]

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