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San Antonio lacks thousands of streetlights, and not everyone wants them
How much of San Antonio is still in the dark? There are more than 73,000 streetlights in San Antonio’s residential areas, but under a 5-year-old program, the city has been trying to close a projected 4,275-light gap to brighten up darkened neighborhoods. With the $13.9 million al...
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Protesters of Xi's policies push for change in earshot of White House visit with Trump
President Donald Trump warmly welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping with a personal airport greeting, a tour of his new helipad and a candlelit dinner. But outside the White House, protests against Xi continued almost nonstop Thursday during his state visit. The protesters represent...
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This San Antonio veteran is building a tech company — and she wants other vets to do the same
San Antonio is home to more than 160,000 veterans — and a growing number of them aren’t just entering the workforce after service. They’re building companies. Veteran-owned businesses make up nearly 7% to 8% of all employer firms in the San Antonio metro area, according to data c...
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Live roaches lead to temporary closure of Korean restaurant's kitchen
Metro Health temporarily shut down the kitchen of a Korean restaurant earlier this month after inspectors found live roaches, according to an inspection report. Behind the Kitchen Door is an ongoing series where KSAT investigates health inspections of restaurants in San Antonio. ...
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US weighs new limits on Cuban travel at the UN as Havana decries Trump's economic squeeze
The Trump administration was considering imposing new restrictions on Cuban officials who travel to the United Nations, another step to squeeze the government in Havana as its top diplomat accused the United States on Thursday of unleashing collective punishment on Cuba’s people ...