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Frustrations grow as Hurricane Ian's effects linger

Frustrations grow as Hurricane Ian's effects linger

Frustrations grow as Hurricane Ian's effects linger

Search efforts are still underway, with more than 1,600 people rescued in Florida since Ian tore through.

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Mother finds daughter, man shot inside San Antonio apartment, police say

They were still alive when the woman arrived and then were taken to a local hospital, each in critical condition.
Woman who allegedly recruited migrants to Martha's Vineyard identified

A number of media outlets have identified the woman migrants called 'Perla.' They say she lured them onto a plane from San Antonio to Martha's Vineyard.
Report on Bexar County Jail conditions released; suggests pay bump and shift change

The report suggested 12-hour workdays with four to five day weeks to improve conditions for deputies working in the jail.

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Funeral services held for APD officer killed in crash
Sentencing continues for former Bexar County constable Michelle Barrientes Vela
Kiewit scaffold builder who fell to his death identified
Retrial for son accused of killing his parents as a teen begins 3 years after hung jury

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Starline Costumes to close at end of holiday season after 50 years in San Antonio

Starline Costumes posted on its Facebook page Sunday that the owner, Julie Keck, is retiring and closing the store in early 2023.
Texas Rangers helping to investigate what happened to missing Bandera County residents

Remains have been found for two of the three victims the Department of Public Safety is now looking into.

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Yes, a change to the student loan forgiveness plan excludes some borrowers from relief

Some borrowers with privately held federal student loans are no longer eligible for debt relief if they didn’t apply to consolidate them before Sept. 29, 2022.
Yes, University of Idaho told staff they could be fired and charged for promoting abortion, contraception

The University of Idaho is urging staff members to “remain neutral” in discussions about abortion and avoid promoting contraception in response to state laws.