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San Antonio unhoused community urged to avoid drainage ditches ahead of storms, possible flooding (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Since Monday, the outreach team with the city’s Homeless Services and Strategy Department has been out across San Antonio to let those experiencing homelessness know they should avoid drainage ditches as rain is coming and could be hanging around for the next few days. Patrick Steck, the assistant director of the department, said according to team members, a number of those in the unhoused community have heard about the rain forecast. He said that is good to hear, but they are work
San Antonio councilman wants new data centers to operate on recycled water (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio leaders are looking at whether data centers should be required to use recycled water instead of drinking water as concerns grow about the potential impact of future artificial intelligence facilities. San Antonio’s District 6 Councilman Ric Galvan filed a council consideration request (CCR) almost a year ago to have city staff look into the impact data centers have on city resources and look at the possibility of requiring data centers to use recycled water. Water is us
Protesters rally outside ICE Processing Center in Pearsall (opens the original)
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PEARSALL, Texas – Protesters demanded the release of a man who was shot by an immigration official from the South Texas Immigration and Customs Enforcement Processing Center in Pearsall on Sunday. “We’re demanding that he get surgery to remove that bullet,” organizer David Torres said, “and we’re demanding the detention centers close, and deportations must stop.” Tensions rose about 10 minutes after the protest began when law enforcement instructed protesters to not block the street. Officers so
Almost a dozen weapons stolen from tactical training facility (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Texas – Two weeks ago, nearly a dozen weapons were stolen from Battle Grounds, a facility used to train law enforcement, military, and security personnel. Justin Torres, the owner, explained, “We want to give them those type of scenarios to come in through here so; when they see it in the real world, [it] is not the first time they’ve seen it. They know how to react.” He said 11 training weapons were taken from the non-ballistic tactical training facility that just opened this year
Hot air balloon fest set for this Saturday in Selma (opens the original)
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SELMA, Texas – For a decade, The Chamber (Schertz-Cibolo-Selma Area) has been able to elevate family fun by presenting the RE/MAX Skylight Balloon Fest. Maggie Titterington, president and CEO of The Chamber, said after attending a few balloon festivals she looked into having one locally. “Why not bring it to Selma? Why not just bring it here and just let everybody touch a balloon or see what it’s all about,” she recalled. This Saturday, Sept. 26, the event marks its 10th year. Titterington said
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