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Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump’s proposed limits
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Report: Harrison Barnes to sign one-year deal with San Antonio Spurs worth $8 million
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New bill could raise federal minimum wage to $25 an hour nationwide
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Kerr County to discuss flood warning improvements ahead of one-year mark of Guadalupe River flood
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Residents displaced after fire at West Side apartment complex
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Man detained after 2 children shot while sleeping in Northeast Side home, SAPD says
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Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal 2025 nightclub shooting, DA’s office says
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Why is Mayor Jones pushing to cut Botanical Garden, Book Festival funding?
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550,000 Texans lost food stamp access since the ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Food banks are feeling the strain.
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Faith, push for answers propel SA family marking year since daughter's death at Camp Mystic
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Kerr County to discuss flood warning improvements ahead of one-year mark of Guadalupe River flood
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Residents displaced after fire at West Side apartment complex
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Man detained after 2 children shot while sleeping in Northeast Side home, SAPD says
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Pope begs breakaway traditionalist group to back off bishop consecrations
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Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal 2025 nightclub shooting, DA’s office says
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550,000 Texans lost food stamp access since the ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Food banks are feeling the strain.
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Faith, push for answers propel SA family marking year since daughter's death at Camp Mystic
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Arkansas will move forward with a ban on using SNAP for candy and soda despite recent court ruling
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