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Texas livestock experts weigh in on Mexico’s screwworm discovery in infected cow

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The USDA has poured $165 million into fighting the parasite. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Mexico cattle imports have been halted after the discovery of the New World screwworm in an infected cow. The parasitic fly lays about 500 eggs in any exposed flesh of warm-blooded animals, and is capable of killing an animal after eating … Read more

Dallas neighborhood says their street has been leaking water for two years

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“You can’t do two things at one time…We shouldn’t have to live like that. It’s sad,” said Patricia Garner-Wright, Dallas resident. DALLAS — While many anxiously wait for the holiday, Patricia Garner-Wright anxiously waits for help. Her entire Singing Hills neighborhood in Dallas has been waiting. “May, June, July, August, September, October. This is November. … Read more

‘And just a s****y councilman’ | League City council meeting about fireworks usage gets heated

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During a heated meeting, League City’s council approved limited fireworks use on New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July. LEAGUE CITY, Texas — Fireworks usage was the only agenda item during an early Monday morning League City Council meeting. But Mayor Pro-Tem Tommy Cones and Councilman Justin Hicks mostly “fired off” at the measure’s … Read more

Direct flight service from SA to Frankfurt to end in 2025 due to German federal court ruling

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This comes after a previous requirement for German airlines to provide feeder flights from North America to Frankfurt and into the rest of Europe, was overturned. SAN ANTONIO — In a statement from San Antonio International Airport (SAT) on Monday, airport officials announced that Condor Airlines will end it’s direct flight service to Frankfurt, Germany … Read more

From the early kickoff of a mayoral race to Project Marvel, these stories defined SA this year

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From a historic eclipse to the unveiling of “Project Marvel,” these headlines defined the city this year and even provided a glimpse into San Antonio’s future. SAN ANTONIO — From major cases that gripped the community to wide-ranging City Council decisions and one stunning total eclipse, there was no shortage of major news events in … Read more