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Converse woman says her floors are shifting and doors won't close near TxDOT construction site (opens the original)
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CONVERSE, Texas – A Converse woman said her home has been changing around her, and she wants to know whether a major construction project across the street has anything to do with it. Kimberley Winn said she first started noticing problems within the last year. Her home was built in 2021. The floor is uneven enough that visitors have tripped, she said. “I started noticing when people were coming over and they were walking, their shoe would get stuck and they would trip. It started out with one o
'Driving on I-35 is absolutely terrifying': San Antonio drivers say highway debris is a constant hazard (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Mattresses, ladders, couches and even car doors: San Antonio drivers said they are dodging all kinds of debris on area highways. Isaiah Flores, a San Antonio driver, said he has learned to expect the unexpected on Interstate 35. “Driving on I-35 is absolutely terrifying,” Flores said. He is not talking about a soda can or a fast-food bag. “I have narrowly avoided ladders in the middle of the highway, couches, car doors, dog crates, and tools in the middle of I-35,” Flores said. Flo
6 breaks in 6 years: Clay soils make NW Side street a challenging environment for water mains, SAWS says (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Six water main breaks have happened on Loy Drive since 2021, and one woman who lives there says she is tired of a problem that keeps coming back. Jovonne Gonzales said the breaks have become part of her daily routine. “Every morning I go out and look for water main breaks, that’s part of my normal routine,” she said. Most of the breaks have happened down the road, but the one over the weekend was in Gonzales’ front yard, and the water almost reached her foundation. “Just about once
'We don't really know the answers': San Antonio realtors say it's too early to tell how data centers affect home values (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – As data centers expand across the San Antonio area, the San Antonio Board of Realtors says it is still too early to know whether the facilities are affecting home prices or utility bills in the region. “Yes, we’ve had data centers for a while. But as far as the hyper scale version of data centers, that’s still a relatively new thing we’re dealing with at this point. So we don’t really know the answers to a lot of the questions that are being asked,” said Marquis Williams of the San
Stretch of Marbach Road to be named for John Jay High School student killed crossing street (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A stretch of Marbach Road near John Jay High School will carry the name of a student who lost his life there a year ago while walking back to campus after lunch. In the coming months, a sign reading “Jose Flores the Third Memorial Way” will be placed along Marbach Road. For his parents, the sign is about making sure their son is never forgotten. “It’s rough man, I’m glad they put the sign up and everything, but it’s been a rough year,” said Jose Flores Jr., the teen’s father. One y
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