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After $16K in damage, West Side homeowner prepares for another storm (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio homeowner is still repairing damage from last month’s powerful thunderstorm as another round of heavy rain threatens the area. Maria Salazar, who lives on the city’s West Side, said the storm left her neighborhood looking like “a war zone” after trees were uprooted and fell through her roof. Weeks later, Salazar is still waiting for repairs to be completed. She said she hopes the work will be finished within the next few weeks, barring any setbacks. With more rain in
‘Oh s---, I really shot him’: Mom recalls suspect’s remarks after killing her son on Southeast Side (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A 26-year-old man was fatally shot by a neighbor at a Southeast Side apartment complex early Sunday, according to his mother, who said she held her son in her arms after he was wounded. Sebastian Robles was shot Sunday at the Reveria Apartments, where he lived with his mother, Audry Robles. Audry said the 39-year-old suspect, whom she described as someone who had previously had a cordial relationship with Sebastian, knocked on their door shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday. Sebastian answe
‘I wanted Malachi to be that miracle’: Family finds purpose in son’s organ donation (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio family is turning the loss of their 2-year-old son into an opportunity to help other families. Malachi LeBlanc was found unresponsive at a community pool on Aug. 5. His parents, Grace and Myron LeBlanc, said the drowning was a tragic accident involving someone they trusted to care for their children. Grace LeBlanc said she remembers rushing to the hospital after receiving the news. “I just started saying, Jesus … Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, and I rushed to the hospita
Future of Ready to Work program in question amid projected $158M budget deficit (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s Ready to Work workforce development program, created to help low-income residents train for higher-paying careers, could eventually end under a proposal from Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones to address the city’s financial challenges. Jones is asking the San Antonio City Council to consider redirecting the remaining funds from the voter-approved program as the city faces a projected $158 million budget deficit or seeks to increase borrowing capacity for the 2027 bond program. R
Where cleanup, recovery efforts stand on NW Side nearly a week after EF-1 tornado (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Less than a week after an EF-1 tornado carved a 4-mile path across San Antonio’s Northwest Side, cleanup efforts have transformed many of the hardest-hit areas. However, recovery is expected to take significantly longer at the location that sustained the most severe damage. The tornado touched down Wednesday morning, remaining on the ground for about eight minutes before dissipating. It left behind damaged businesses, downed trees and structural damage along its path, but no seriou
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