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Texas man accused of breaking into home and threatening homeowner with knife over contact with his ex-wife

A 61-year-old Texas man broke into a Bexar County home and threatened the homeowner with a knife for contacting his own ex-wife. The man claimed to be from a group called “Night Stalkers” A 61-year-old man in Texas has been arrested and accused of one count of burglary of a habitation with intent to commit...

San Antonio, TX · 1d

texasview.org

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New Year’s Eve in Texas: 10 Places and Access Checks

Planning New Year’s Eve in Texas with a wheelchair, walker or other mobility needs starts with checking the actual event layout. A venue’s everyday access does not guarantee step-free routes, reserved seating, accessible restrooms or an unobstructed fireworks view during a crowded celebration. The ten places below are...

Austin, TX · 14h
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Slow-moving downpours to enhance flash flood risk across South Texas

Rain and thunderstorms will soak much of southern Texas into Monday, slowing travel and disrupting outdoor activities. A few areas could receive nearly twice their typical November rainfall, potentially leading to serious flash flooding. "A storm is expected to slowly move eastward out of northern Mexico and into Texas, bringing...

Texas · 2d
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San Antonio Express News

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Soaking rain continues in South Texas on Monday. Here's how much more is coming.

Overall storm totals could reach 3 to 5 inches in some parts of South Texas, which could lead to isolated flash flooding,

San Antonio, TX · 19h

Yahoo!

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Where Gov.-elect Hinojosa won, former Uvalde prosecutor's death topped week's news

The blue tsunami that crashed into Texas on Election Day made waves, but how did Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa win? Our map details how Bexar County helped deliver a win for the first Latina elected to the state's highest office. A new report found a former Uvalde prosecutor died by suicide. These were the most-read stories this week.

Texas · 1d

NewsNation

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Texas political shift could impact immigration enforcement policies

Immigration officials say their mission to crackdown on illegal immigration will continue despite midterms.

Texas · 10h

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Veterans Day ceremonies, events and deals

Celebrate Veterans Day in Military City USA with these parades, ceremonies and special offerings. Nov. 11 is Veterans Day, an official federal holiday to honor all military veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Texas is home to the largest veteran population in the country, with about...

San Antonio, TX · 2d

KSAT 12

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Multiple rounds of rain through Monday with occasional heavier downpours

SUNDAY: Periods of rain with cool temperatures. RAINFALL TOTALS: Most areas receive 1 to 3 inches through Monday night. IMPACTS: Ponding on roads and localized street flooding. NEXT WEEK: The sun returns with temps climbing back into the 70s. FORECAST. WIDESPREAD RAIN. A slow-moving storm system is producing widespread rain...

San Antonio, TX · 1d

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Drenching rainfall to bring flood threat to South Texas Sunday. Here's what to expect.

Widespread steady rainfall has pushed into South-Central Texas, and it will produce a dreary, soggy, and somewhat chilly Sunday in the San Antonio metro area. Through much of the morning, rainfall rates are expected to be low - between 0.2 and 0.5 inch per hour. Because of that, widespread flash flooding is not anticipated across South Texas. However, isolated pockets of heavier rainfall could still result in minor flooding in the region, with a higher flood risk expected to the south of San Antonio.

San Antonio, TX · 1d

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Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones speaks on midterm election results, cost of living, ICE facility

SAN ANTONIO - Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said she was not surprised by the midterm election results, pointing to economic pressures and national issues she said have frustrated voters, while also laying out what she wants Texas lawmakers to tackle next. “It turns out shocking that people are not big...

San Antonio, TX · 4h