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Most Bexar County flood sensors back online after summer storms caused more outages (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO — As rain moves into the San Antonio area, nearly 200 sensors at low-water crossings across Bexar County are monitoring road conditions and warning drivers when water makes a crossing unsafe. The red and green dots on BexarFlood.org show whether a monitored crossing is closed or open. Gray dots mark sensors that are offline. Right now, only six sensors in Bexar County are marked offline, according to the San Antonio River Authority. That is a major improvement from earlier this year,
CBP lifts Big Bend construction pause, filings say work in national park still weeks away (opens the original)
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BIG BEND REGION, Texas — Customs and Border Protection has lifted its voluntary pause on ground-disturbing work for two border-infrastructure projects in the Big Bend region, but new court filings indicate construction tied to Big Bend National Park is not expected to restart for several weeks. The pause grew out of a lawsuit brought by The People of the La Junta for Preservation, Far Flung Outdoor Center and others. The plaintiffs are seeking to stop or delay construction plans in the region. C
Uvalde CISD plans to sell Robb Elementary site to city for memorial, community park (opens the original)
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UVALDE, Texas — Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District will transfer the Robb Elementary campus to the City of Uvalde, opening the door for a permanent memorial and community park at the site where 19 students and two teachers were killed in the 2022 shooting. UCISD Board President Jesse Rizo announced the plan during a recent board meeting. Rizo’s niece, Jackie Cazares, was among those killed at Robb Elementary. The district did not disclose the proposed sale price or say when the agre
DPS launches drone program at the Alamo, bringing new security tool to historic site (opens the original)
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by Jordan Elder,PhotojournalistBlakeMcCarty SAN ANTONIO — The Texas Department of Public Safety is now using drones to help protect the Alamo, giving troopers the ability to get eyes on an incident within seconds. DPS took over security operations at the historic site in December. Last month, the department officially launched its drone program at the Alamo. The system allows troopers to send a drone into the air from a computer command center. “You can hit 'send drone,' and it’ll go that quick,
Terrorism charge against San Antonio mother accused in school attack plot dismissed (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO — A terrorism-related charge against a San Antonio mother accused of helping her teenage son prepare for possible violence at his middle school has been dismissed. Ashley Pardo was arrested for the offense in May 2025, but court records show the charge of aiding in the commission of terrorism was dismissed Wednesday for "insufficient evidence." RELATED: New charge for mom accused in school attack plot: Pointed gun at infant, police say When she was arrested, investigators accused her
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