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According to the CPS Energy outage map, all customers in the Converse and east Bexar County have had their power restored after more than 4,200 were affected earlier on Wednesday.

In Texas, more than 51 percent of workers building homes, businesses and infrastructure are immigrants, according to data from the Associated General Contractors of America.

San Antonio ISD says behind-the-scenes work on repurposing the 13 closed school campuses has been ongoing. But this fall, the repurposing process will kick into gear.

A fire damaged the top floor of an apartment complex on the West Side, according to San Antonio police.

Several festival attendees gathered for the annual Pride “Bigger Than” Texas parade on Saturday night.

Mellisa and Nathan Weir opened up Thrifty Hippie Community Thrift Store a year and a half ago.

The City of San Antonio Public Works Department said its plan to relocate more than 100 people in the Thompson Community is no longer under consideration.

Teenagers at Losoya Middle School are better prepared on how to handle the stresses of cyberbullying, schoolwork and other mental health factors. The group just wrapped up the NAMI Greater San Antonio Teen Mental Health Wellness Champions Program.

Northside ISD students who are visually impaired have created a mentorship program that has enhanced their educational experience.

The City of San Antonio Animal Care Services was provided with additional funds to address animal overpopulation and reduce roaming animal calls. Two newly opened clinics seek to make a dent in those numbers.

Kayden McCain, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at nine, initially struggled with isolation. However, after connecting with Breakthrough T1D San Antonio Chapter, he found confidence and community, excelling in activities like track.

San Antonio Police School Resource officers will help host a City Wide Bike Rodeo at the Alamodome this Saturday.