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New Braunfels Jacks Up Drought Surcharges To $4.89 As Council Preps For Worst-Case Dry Spells
New Braunfels City Council approved sweeping updates to the city's Drought Contingency Plan on September 28, and the new rules, which took effect October 1, sharply raise the financial penalty for heavy water users during severe drought. Under the revised plan, surcharges in the harshest conservation stages jump to $4.89 per thousand gallons, while customers who stick to normal household water use are not charged at all.
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A San Antonio Homeowner Got a $1,600 Tree Quote. Dropping Backyard Work Still Left the Neighbor’s Oak
A homeowner in San Antonio, Texas, had two small live oaks growing in front of the bushes. A tree company said they came from a neighbor’s large live oak and recommended a hard trim of that tree, even though the homeowner said it had been trimmed a year and a few months earlier.
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IKEA announces 4 more U.S. store closures
IKEA is closing four more U.S. locations this fall as the furniture retailer continues to rethink its store network and experiment with different ways of reaching shoppers. The closures involve smaller format Plan & order point with Pick up locations in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Texas and Virginia. The locations were opened within the past few years as part of IKEA’s effort to bring its products and services to customers without relying solely on its traditional warehouse-sized stores.
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San Antonio Housing Market Shifts in September 2026 as Home Prices Fall and Buyers Gain More Options
San Antonio home prices declined in September 2026 as housing inventory increased and homes took longer to sell, creating new considerations for buyers, sellers and homeowners across the region. according to SABOR.
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Cone N’ Swirl to Open First Storefront in San Antonio
Cone N’ Swirl, a San Antonio dessert business known for its customizable Hungarian chimney cones filled with blended ice cream, is preparing to open its first brick-and-mortar location at 9910 W. Loop 1604 N., Suite 104, in the Braun Pointe shopping center. Owners Gilbert Torres and his wife, Kristina...
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CPS Energy drops rate hike request citing 'financial pressures' on customers
Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. CPS Energy, the city-owned power utility, has decided to drop its quest to increase rates through approval from the San Antonio City Council. But efforts to do so again, may resume next year.
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Kyle Technology Park Finishes Phase One, Eyes $80M Buildout Near I-35
Kyle Technology Park has completed the first stage of its construction, delivering three buildings totaling 75,000 square feet of flex-industrial space at the intersection of FM 1626 and Plum Creek Meadows. The new master-planned industrial development sits near Nitro Swimming on a 41-acre site, with a design built to attract warehouse and flex-industrial tenants to the fast-growing Central Texas market.
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New Braunfels Couple Opens Jeremiah's Italian Ice With Mural Honoring Their Love Story
A husband-and-wife team has opened a Jeremiah's Italian Ice shop at Solms Landing in New Braunfels, bringing Italian ice, soft serve and Jelati Cakes to the corner of Sophie Lane and Creekside Crossing. The new location at 2292 Sophie Lane, Suite 101, is locally owned and operated by Trishna Patel and Nihal Pantangi, who built the shop around a mural that quietly tells their own story alongside the city's.
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Dripping Springs Cuts Tax Rate After Resident Catches $300M Calculation Error
Owners of an average-value homestead may see a small decrease in their city tax bills after officials adopted a $28.6 million budget and a lower-than-originally-planned property tax rate for fiscal year 2026-27 — a rate that almost came in roughly 27 cents higher per $100 of valuation due to a calculation error that a resident caught before the city could adopt it.
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Payers deny claims faster than practices can appeal, consultant Taya Gordon says
Payers deny with AI while practices appeal by hand. Taya Gordon on retiring 30-day AR buckets, the benchmarks to watch and a quick downcoding check. Payers can now review and deny a claim faster than most practices can appeal one, and that gap, more than neglect, is why denials pile up in accounts receivable, according to one revenue cycle consultant.
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Starbucks opens small location prototype