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Stevens High School student arrested for bringing handgun to campus, NISD officials say

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There were no reports of any threats made toward the school or individuals, according to district officials. SAN ANTONIO — Northside Independent School District confirmed Thursday that a high school student was arrested and now faces charges for allegedly bringing a handgun on campus. District officials said in a statement that they received an anonymous … Read more

14-year-old accused of pointing a gun at a man’s head during carjacking attempt ordered detained, determined a threat to community

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The teen had been listed as a runaway who allegedly stole a family vehicle. SAN ANTONIO — The 14-year-old boy accused of a violent armed carjacking made his first court appearance Thursday. While his mom told the judge he’s a good kid, the father said he should remain locked up to learn a lesson. The … Read more

‘One of the best crowds of all time’ | Nicki Minaj dances to Selena with fans at San Antonio concert

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SAN ANTONIO — Rapper Nicki Minaj made her stop in the Alamo City Wednesday night on her Pink Friday 2 World Tour and took to social media after the show to praise the “Barbz” for bringing the energy to Frost Bank Center. Video captured by concertgoers shows Minaj bringing fans onstage to dance to Tejano … Read more

Nail technician says she was denied a job opportunity because of her nationality

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A nail technician says she was refused a job opportunity because she is not Vietnamese. Employment experts explain why the nail salon may not be liable. SAN ANTONIO — A nail technician is speaking out about the hiring practices at a local salon. Brittney Herron says she was refused a job opportunity based on her … Read more

San Antonio City Council members approve $3.96 billion budget, with focus on public safety

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The Fiscal Year 2025 budget is 5.8% bigger than 2024’s. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio City Council approved the budget for Fiscal Year 2025, including $1 billion for public safety initiatives.  The total price tag: $3.96 billion, marking a 5.8% increase from this year’s budget. The fiscal year starts Oct. 1, and officials say the … Read more