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New San Pedro Springs Park Conservancy seeks to restore historic park (opens the original)
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A newly established conservancy is working to restore San Antonio’s San Pedro Springs Park and highlight a history that stretches from thousands of years of Indigenous use to the city’s beginnings. Formed in May, the San Pedro Springs Park Conservancy celebrated its public launch Sept. 23. The organization aims to support improvements while preserving the cultural and historical character of Texas’ oldest municipal park. Led by board chair, Christina Wright, the group has requested $1.8 million
How the Endangered Species Act has become endangered (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is narrowing federal wildlife protections through regulatory changes and a new enforcement directive under the Endangered Species Act, drawing legal challenges from states and warnings from conservation groups. A rule effective Sept. 14 rescinded the regulatory definition of “harm,” which had included significant habitat modification that actually kills or injures protected wildlife by disrupting essential behaviors such as breeding, feeding or sheltering. The change wea
The growth of online scams and how to protect yourself (opens the original)
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An unexpected online message that could be a chance for a romantic connection or a promising investment could be the first step to become a victim of an exploding global criminal industry. Online scams drain billions of dollars from victims each year and can ruin lives. The PBS FRONTLINE documentary “Scammed,” which premiered September 29, examines that dark industry through a joint investigation with The Associated Press. Drawing on interviews and thousands of documents, the reporting follows s
San Antonio opponents press city to challenge planned ICE detention center (opens the original)
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Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert and a San Antonio priest are urging the city to consider legal action against a planned Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center on the East Side. They are organizing a march Saturday to press that demand. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones says she is seeking answers from ICE before the City Council decides what to do next. ICE bought a warehouse
Can journalism become indispensable again? Democracy may depend on it. (opens the original)
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For generations, newspapers offered more than news. They carried classified ads, coupons and listings that made them part of daily life. Those services have largely moved elsewhere, leaving journalism with a harder question: What value does it provide that people cannot get anywhere else? In his new book, “The Next Journalism: How the Press Must Change to Serve Democracy,” Tom Rosenstiel argues that news organizations must answer by becoming more useful to the communities they serve. Rosenstiel,
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