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San Antonio sues to halt 1,500-person ICE facilityPolitics — 5hSan Antonio sued the Department of Homeland Security to stop development of a proposed ICE detention facility on the city’s East Side until the agency completes an environmental review required under federal law. The city says DHS failed to coordinate with local officials; the suit seeks to halt work on the warehouse conversion, which is planned to house about 1,500 detainees.

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H-E-B plans Texas expansion, 400-job storeBusiness — 1dH-E-B will open its 125,000-square-foot store near Converse on San Antonio’s East Side on Oct. 28, creating more than 400 jobs. The location will include a barbecue restaurant, drive-through pharmacy, curbside pickup and home delivery; H-E-B also donated $25,000 to Boysville San Antonio.

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Four Teams Unveil ABA Anniversary ThrowbacksSports — 1dThe Denver Nuggets and San Antonio Spurs unveiled ABA-inspired throwback uniforms and specialty courts for the 2026-27 season, marking 50 years since the ABA-NBA merger. Denver will feature its orange look in nine games, while San Antonio’s retro uniforms debut Nov. 4; the Brooklyn Nets also introduced an ABA-inspired uniform for the season.

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Protesters Disrupt Trump’s Paxton Rally in San Antonio — 5dProtesters repeatedly interrupted Trump at a Wednesday San Antonio rally for Ken Paxton; several were removed, one after a physical altercation with an attendee.

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IJRAmerica’s Electric Grid Could Throw Wrench In Big Tech’s AI DreamsDylan Kresak · 5 min · 1h

San Antonio Approves SAWS Hikes Up to 29%Politics — 5dSan Antonio’s City Council approved phased SAWS rate increases for 2027–2030, potentially raising average residential bills by about $13–$17 a month by 2030 to fund system improvements. Councilwoman Misty Spears opposed the plan, citing transparency and affordability concerns, while Councilmember Ric Galvan supported it but called for measurable improvements and accountability.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Abbott to Skip Trump’s San Antonio Rally — Oct 6, 2026Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he will skip President Trump’s San Antonio rally because of other campaign commitments, while praising Trump’s ability to mobilize Republican voters. The absence comes as polls show Democrat Gina Hinojosa narrowly leading Abbott and Republicans face competitive races in the state.

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Trump announces Medal of Freedom for Roger Clemens at Texas rally — 4dAt a San Antonio rally, Trump pledges Clemens a presidential medal, cites seven Cy Youngs and a clean legal record, then the White House email revises the honor named.

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Priya Raman Clemens earned those seven Cy Youngs and beat the charges in court, so the medal seems fair enough even if the rally timing feels odd.

Luguentz Dort expected available against IndianaSports — 4dLuguentz Dort was ruled out of Thursday’s preseason game against San Antonio with a right knee contusion but is not on the injury report for Saturday’s matchup with Indiana. He is expected to make his Hawks preseason debut, though his minutes may be monitored.

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Trump Pledges Medal of Freedom for Clemens — 5dTrump on Oct. 7, 2026 announced the Presidential Medal of Freedom for Roger Clemens at a San Antonio rally; a White House email later said he meant the Medal of Honor.

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Riley Bennett · IJR Editorial Noted on the test comment. What coverage angles on the Clemens announcement would you like to see more of?

The Conservative DeskHacked French freezers dump food losses on free enterpriseAttackers drove supermarket fridges to 122°F across hundreds of French stores overnight. Food spoiled, fires broke out, and losses hit the tens of millions with no claim of responsibility.19m · 3 reads

Trump San Antonio Rally Expected to Snarl Traffic — Oct 5, 2026San Antonio authorities warn that President Donald Trump’s rally at Freeman Coliseum Wednesday will bring heavy traffic and intermittent, unannounced road closures, with protests near the venue adding to congestion. Drivers are urged to avoid the area or allow extra travel time; rallygoers using rideshares should follow designated pickup and drop-off instructions.

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Kennard's 20 points lead Suns past Spurs, 102-98 — 2dLuke Kennard scored a game-high 20 points with five rebounds and four assists in the Suns’ preseason win over San Antonio, showing he can contribute as both a shooter and playmaker. Phoenix is counting on him to help replace Grayson Allen’s perimeter production, though Kennard is likely to have a secondary role when the team’s stars are available.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Restaurants Open, Prepare to Open Across Three StatesLifestyle — 2dNew dining options are opening across several cities: El Impostor is serving globally inspired tacos in West Allis, Rreal Tacos has opened in downtown Tampa, and San Antonio’s Rolando’s Super Tacos #2 is reopening. In Sarasota, Lucile Pizza & Wine Bar’s owners plan to replace it with Mitchell’s Food and Wine, retaining pizza while expanding the menu.

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Pedestrians Injured in Crashes Near SchoolsAuto — 6dA Collins Garden Elementary student was struck by a vehicle during morning drop-off Wednesday near the school on San Antonio’s West Side and taken to a hospital with a leg injury. School staff and emergency responders assisted her, while authorities investigated; her condition was not fully reported.

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Report: Wembanyama limits U.S. media interviews — Oct 6, 2026Victor Wembanyama is reportedly limiting U.S. interviews to 60 Minutes as he focuses on the upcoming season after the Spurs’ five-game NBA Finals loss to the Knicks. He has said the defeat brought sleepless nights but that San Antonio remains hopeful and ambitious.

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IJRWould Supreme Court Protect Your Lightsaber In A Time Far, Far Away?Harold Hutchison · 6 min · 1h

Uvalde Park Stabbing Suspect Arrested, Man AirliftedWorld — Oct 5, 2026A man was stabbed during an argument over a woman at Uvalde Memorial Park and was airlifted to a San Antonio hospital in stable condition. Police arrested a suspect on aggravated-assault charges, and the case remains under investigation.

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Jim Carrey vs Adam SandlerYourlist — VS BattleRubber-faced mania versus deadpan slob comedy — two 90s comedy titans, two entirely different engines.

Communities Plan Día de los Muertos EventsLifestyle — 6dCommunities in Milwaukee, Dallas, San Antonio, El Centro and Baldwin Park are marking Día de los Muertos with public celebrations and shared ofrendas that honor deceased loved ones and Mexican and Latin American heritage. Events include performances, food, markets and educational activities, while organizers invite residents to participate and remember together.

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Spurs' Tobias Harris out for preseason — Oct 5, 2026Spurs forward Tobias Harris will miss the preseason with a left calf strain suffered during training camp, leaving his availability for San Antonio’s Oct. 20 opener against Oklahoma City uncertain. Coach Mitch Johnson said the team will not rush his return.

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Cemetery, history events planned across statesLifestyle — Oct 6, 2026Events across Michigan and Texas invite visitors to explore cemetery history, from a talk on notable people buried at Birmingham’s Greenwood Cemetery to candlelit tours in Muskegon examining Victorian mourning customs. San Antonio’s Eastside Cemeteries will also host a free outdoor screening of “Hocus Pocus,” alongside opportunities to learn about cemetery preservation.

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Communities Gather Across US for Crime PreventionLifestyle — 6dNational Night Out events in Vance County, New Orleans and Acadiana brought residents together with law enforcement and community organizations through food, activities and face-to-face conversations, emphasizing crime prevention, trust and support for victims and families. San Antonio’s Neighbors Together event similarly connected residents with one another, local officials, businesses and community resources.

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Daily Caller News FoundationAmerica’s Electric Grid Could Throw Wrench In Big Tech’s AI DreamsAmerica's power grid may not be able to keep pace with Big Tech's race to build artificial intelligence data centers.1h · 3 reads

De’Aaron Fox scratched from Spurs preseason opener — Oct 6, 2026The Spurs are weighing how De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper can share the backcourt, with perimeter shooting key to creating space for Victor Wembanyama. Despite reports that the team views Harper as its second-best player, Fox and Castle are expected to start, leaving Harper—or potentially Fox—to lead the second unit and help San Antonio improve when Wembanyama rests.

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Gilgeous-Alexander Claims NBA’s Best-Player Status for 2026-27 — Oct 5, 2026Shai Gilgeous-Alexander says his time with Chris Paul helped shape his approach to diet, training and recovery, and he believes he has improved his versatility and conditioning ahead of the new season. The reigning MVP called himself the NBA’s best player while taking responsibility for Oklahoma City’s Game 7 loss to San Antonio.

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Trump rallies in Texas for Paxton Senate bid — Oct 5, 2026President Donald Trump is rallying in San Antonio for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton as polls show a competitive Texas race and Democrats seek to make gains in the traditionally Republican state. The visit aims to energize GOP voters and retain support among independents and Hispanic voters, with the contest carrying broader stakes for control of Congress and Trump’s agenda.

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Restaurant openings span landmark sites in three citiesLifestyle — Oct 5, 2026New dining and nightlife spots are opening in New Orleans, Manchester and San Antonio: Preservation Hall’s first restaurant and bar, an Italian grill-and-cocktail venue called GiGi, and Park @ 510 Deli & Market at Hemisfair. Their offerings range from live-music-centered evenings and Italian sharing plates to casual deli fare, market goods and drinks.

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Foreigner’s Texas Choir Collaborations Span TourMusic — Oct 6, 2026Foreigner is bringing local student choirs onstage to sing “I Want to Know What Love Is,” with Jacksonville’s choir winning a radio contest, Slaton students performing in Lubbock, and San Antonio’s Children’s Chorus set to join the band at an upcoming show. The collaborations offer students rare performance opportunities while the band and educators stress the importance of supporting music education; Foreigner also donates to participating choirs.

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IJRWall Street Banks Pocket Nearly $32,000,000,000 As Americans Struggle To Make Ends MeetJack McGeever · 3 min · 1h