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Commentary: Therapy often helps people who are wrestling with aspects of their religious lives, whether or not they’ve experienced abuse.
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Wild things visit the Briscoe, Witte and Tobin Center
A show of wildlife photography by Thomas D. Mangelsen at the Briscoe Museum of Western Art joins National Geographic shows at the Witte Museum and the Tobin Center.
City hastens St. Mary’s roadwork as bar owners watch sales plummet
State data shows falling alcohol sales have been widespread across St. Mary’s Strip’s 15 or so bars this summer. The average decline was about a third of sales.
GOP hits South Texas with attack ads in three congressional races
In two of the three races, Democrats are hitting back as outside Republican groups try to turn the region red.
Council directs pandemic relief to help immigrants, clashes over approach to homelessness
Among the recipients is Catholic Charities, which will receive $580,000. The charity is taking over operations of the city’s migrant resource center.
San Antonio zoologists see hopeful signs in scat of Texas horned lizards
It appears that extreme weather hasn’t deterred the success of a San Antonio Zoo effort to release the threatened species back into the wild.
UTSA opens conference schedule on the road against Middle Tennessee State
What to know as the UTSA Roadrunners take on Middle Tennessee State, fresh off its upset of Miami last weekend.
‘Live Local’ next week at the San Antonio Report’s 2022 CityFest
CityFest 2022 takes place Oct. 4-7, with a slate of events including a Bexar County judge candidates debate and a block party at Legacy Park.
When a San Antonio infectious disease expert became a cancer patient
Opinion: Dr. Larry Schlesinger thought a lump on his neck was an infection. It was viral-induced oral cancer.
UTSA professor seeking local honey to rival overseas medicinal varieties
UTSA Professor Ferhat Ozturk is using his honey investigations to teach his students valuable lab research skills.
With parking tight at San Antonio airport, city to consider outsourcing services
Officials said turning parking operations at the San Antonio airport over to a private company would improve overall service and revenue.
Migrant encounters higher since Abbott’s border mission started
In March 2021 when Operation Lone Star began, 109,456 encounters were recorded while 116,976 encounters were reported in August.
Analysis shows San Antonio’s economic development incentives are paying off
A look at the numbers show that the money spent on incentives to attract business has paid for itself through added tax revenue.
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