EVO Entertainment has announced a new location in Southside San Antonio, set to open in December 2022. The new venue aims to enhance local entertainment options with state-of-the-art amenities and diverse experiences.
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Trump’s plan to dismantle the Education Department has alarmed San Antonio parents, who fear it could disrupt local schools and funding. Community leaders urge clarity as concerns over students’ futures grow.
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A Deputy US Marshal was arrested on felony drug charges in a strip club parking lot, according to KSAT. Authorities are investigating the incident as details continue to emerge.
Guadalupe County deputies and U.S. Marshals have arrested a suspect wanted for child sex crimes. The collaborative effort highlights ongoing commitment to community safety and justice. More details to follow.
Mr. Boring, a key figure in Texas, is linked to a million-dollar human trafficking ring. Authorities unveil details in a major crackdown, exposing a vast network exploiting vulnerable victims. Investigation ongoing.
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Protests sparked by immigration issues in Los Angeles have spread to several US cities, including New York, Chicago, and Houston. Demonstrators nationwide are calling for comprehensive immigration reform and increased rights.