Hey San Antonio on Wednesday, July 29th, 2026 — the news from that day:
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Flock cameras expand across Bexar County as privacy concerns grow
Automated license-plate readers are expanding across Bexar County, helping police investigate crimes while raising questions about privacy, oversight and the potential for misuse.
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What to do after a Public Intoxication arrest in San Antonio
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Tesla robotaxis could come to San Antonio as Waymo prepares for a return
A San Antonio Zoning Commission decision helped clear the way for Tesla’s driverless vehicles as Waymo plans a return for passenger services.
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San Antonio's Smash'd plans massive renovation
Some solace as San Antonio trudges through its 100-degree days: popular burger joint Smash’d (520 E Grayson St.) is more than doubling its size — and that means more air conditioning.“The San Antonio community has shown their appreciation through continued growth in new and repeat customers and …
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Taiwanese bubble tea chain Gong Cha plans big San Antonio expansion
An artist's rendering shows the interior of a Gong Cha tea shop. International bubble tea chain Gong Cha is about to suck up more Texas market share. The
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Documents contradict right-wing blog’s claim that Texas Rep. James Talarico committed election fraud
Democrat James Talarico has raised more than $70 million during his campaign, according to FEC filings. Weeks after a joint ProPublica-Texas Tribune
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CheeseMé cheese shop opens near San Antonio's Pearl
A new San Antonio shop wants you to share your best gossip over salami and brie. CheeseMé will relocate its Beacon Hill location to 1107 E Quincy St. near the Pearl on Thursday, July 30.Jessica Mueller, sister-in-law Melinda Mueller, and friend Sandrine McCurdy first opened CheeseMé next door to …
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A glimpse of the future of Texas wolves in a Navasota sanctuary
For almost 25 years, the Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary in Navasota has advocated for wolves and wolfdogs. While extirpated from the state since the late 20th century — could increased visibility and education bring hope?
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Stand-up comedian Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias to record special at San Antonio’s Tobin Center
Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias canceled 2021 plans to record a comedy special in San Antonio after he got sick with COVID-19. After being forced to scrap plans
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San Antonio’s Pride District seeks public input on artwork at Friday meeting
The District 1 San Antonio City Council Office and the San Antonio Arts Commission are seeking public suggestions for artwork in the Pride Cultural Heritage District along Main Avenue.
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Nueces River residents on watch as Hill Country floodwaters move downstream
Waters could rise above riverbanks, onto roads.
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Councilwoman Misty Spears calls for District 9 public safety review
The call comes in the wake of a series of high-profile crime incidents on the city’s North Side.
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San Antonio’s ‘Face the Fight’ coalition expands national efforts to save military veterans’ lives
A coalition dedicated to veteran mental health efforts is making progress toward its goal of dramatically reducing veteran suicide.
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The number of children at Dilley prison camp has gone up yet again
Children walk between structures at the Dilley detention camp. The number of children at the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Dilley has increased
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Silverstein and Story of the Year bringing Camp Screamo tour to San Antonio this Friday
Silverstein performs at Vibes Event Center in San Antonio last year. Camp Screamo is setting up stakes in San Antonio. Canadian post-hardcore band
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Gabriel 'Fluffy' Iglesias to tape new special in San Antonio
He might not be a native son, but there’s no doubt that Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias loves San Antonio. The comedian will film his 10th comedy special on August 20 at downtown’s Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.Iglesias revealed the performance in an Instagram video touting two big announcements …
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Border buoys are adding another risk to flooding in Texas
Texas floods faced a new threat in addition to water damage: runaway buoys. About 600 metal border buoys floated free in floodwaters. Some hit columns supporting the World Trade Bridge in Laredo, which was shut down.
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Study: Texas is nation’s most food insecure state
For the third year in a row, Texas has been named the most food-insecure U.S. state. New data released Tuesday by hunger-fighting coalition Feeding
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San Antonio Public Library hosts reading, discussion of The Donkey Lady: A Graphic Parable
The Donkey Lady: A Graphic Parable by Carmen Tafolla is Aztlan Libre Press' 17th book. San Antonio’s local folklore runs deep and dark: the Ghost Tracks,
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‘Where are all the volunteers?’ Kerr County faces worse flood damage with fewer resources
Flood damage in Louise Hays Park on July 27, 2026 in Kerrville. Kerr County residents are cleaning out homes and businesses this month after the second
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New Witte Museum exhibit maps SA's Friesenhahn Cave
A new exhibit at San Antonio’s Witte Museum is letting locals spelunk a space few ever get to see. "Adventures in Texas Deep Time” maps out Concordia University Texas’ Friesenhahn Cave, once the home of one of the Ice Age’s most fearsome cats.The joint effort between the museum and university used …
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Ted Cruz-aligned Super PAC continues to rake in cash from his controversial podcast deal
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz speaks in El Salvador during August 2025. More than a year after federal regulators ruled that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz didn’t violate
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The Midweek #74: Amid a $158 Million Deficit in the City's 2027 …
Mayor Gina Jones has sent a July 24 letter to San Antonio's business, foundation, and philanthropic leaders asking for new, three-year funding commitments to allow …