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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for KSAT
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- Jul 8, 2026
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50K Bexar County voter registrations in backlog. 159,000 voters on suspense list. Here's what you need to know. (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – On top of critical choices on the ballot, voters are also faced with some confusion ahead of the Nov. 3 election. As of Friday, Sept. 25, nearly 159,000 Bexar County voters were on the state’s “suspense list,” prompting election officials to remind residents to verify their address information. “A lot of voters have been calling in wanting more information about it,” said Michelle Carew, Bexar County elections administrator. “Basically in a nutshell, we’ve mailed something to you o
San Antonio creators use free city resource to produce, distribute content (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – For Teresa Garza and DeAnna Brown, producing a television show became possible through a free city resource — TVSA, the City of San Antonio’s public television channel. Garza hosts “Mujer Poder Hoy,” or “Women Power Today,” a show focused on empowering women. Brown produces “The Forward Progress Show,” which features local creators — including singers, dancers and filmmakers — as they share their stories. Both creators use TVSA’s equipment and studio space to produce their programs
San Antonio teen among finalists in nationwide duct tape prom dress contest (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – You’d never know it on first glance, but the dress Victoria Elizalde made always gets a second look. Elizalde, a high school senior at Advanced Learning Academy in the San Antonio Independent School District, made a full-length gown entirely out of duct tape. She’s one of five finalists in the nationwide Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest put on by Duck Brand duct tape. The winner gets $10,000 in scholarship money. When asked what winning that money would mean to her, Elizalde was s
SAPD Chief William McManus reflects on 20-year tenure, successor, possible future in politics (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Police Department Chief William McManus is retiring after two decades on the job. McManus originally said he would retire from the department on Sept. 30, but announced an accelerated retirement on July 10 earlier this month. In one of his final interviews as the department’s chief, McManus sat down with KSAT’s Myra Arthur to discuss his legacy, his successor and rumors of a political future. Myra: What’s this last week like, knowing your time as chief is almost over? M
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