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Children in San Antonio are participating in a free eight-week program learning about nutrition and exercise. The Earn-a-Bike program serves ages 7 to 12 across multiple locations. Participants learn about topics like mental health and air quality while earning the chance to build their own bicycle.
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A San Antonio homeowner on the West Side is still repairing damage from a powerful thunderstorm that left her neighborhood looking like "a war zone." With more rain in the forecast, she remains concerned about unfinished repairs and potential flooding risks. The storm caused over $16,000 in damage to her home.
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Remnants of Hurricane Polo and a cold front are expected to bring significant weather changes to San Antonio. Residents should be aware of potential flash floods, as the National Weather Service announced possible rainfall exceeding two inches. Temperatures are forecast to cool down significantly by Thursday and Friday.
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Wilber Rafael Garces Perez must appear before a federal court in San Antonio on Wednesday. His lawyers are requesting his release and expressing concern over a bullet still lodged in his body. He also reportedly has a fractured collarbone.
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City leaders debated a resolution regarding Methodist Hospital's proposal to upgrade its Level III trauma center. Discussions focused on potential effects on patient volume at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) and University Healthcare’s system. Some council members requested more data before taking a position.
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San Antonio leaders are considering requiring data centers to use recycled water instead of drinking water due to concerns about future AI facilities. Councilman Ric Galvan filed a request for staff to look into this possibility, while SAWS noted existing data centers have a very small impact on the potable water supply.
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Opponents of the ICE detention center in San Antonio are organizing a protest march for Saturday. Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert and a local priest urge legal action against the planned facility on the east side. Concerns include environmental compliance and community fear.
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San Antonians should prepare for potential flash flooding as remnants of Hurricane Polo and a cold front approach. High temperatures are expected in the mid-90s until Wednesday, followed by rain that will cool things down. Motorists are advised to plan for rainy commutes.
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Opponents are organizing a protest march to pressure local officials regarding a planned ICE detention center. Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert and a local priest urge the city to consider legal action against the facility. The agency plans to hold between 1,000 and 1,500 people daily at the warehouse.
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Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, who was shot by an ICE officer in North Austin, is scheduled for a federal court hearing in San Antonio. His attorneys are seeking his release and expressing concern over a bullet still lodged in his body. He has also been reported to have a fractured clavicle.
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The San Antonio Spurs are looking to use the sting of losing in the NBA Finals as fuel for the upcoming season. Players like Julian Champagnie and Dylan Harper spoke about channeling that experience into drive. The team aims to maintain its top spot after winning the West last year.
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A motorcyclist died Monday night following an accident involving another vehicle at the intersection of N. Santa Rosa and W. Commerce, according to San Antonio police. The victim was a man whose identity has not yet been released. Authorities were unable to locate the other involved vehicle.
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