San Antonio special-ed teacher to fulfill lifelong dream by running Boston Marathon
A San Antonio special education teacher plans to fulfill his lifelong dream this Monday by completing the storied Boston Marathon. Manny Olivo, who teaches at Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, first qualified to run in the world's oldest marathon when he was 18. However, travel expenses and college
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Partygoer's Survival Guide: Tips and tricks for outlasting Fiesta San Antonio 2023
Meet Brandon Rodriguez. He’s a new journalist here at the Current, a native who returned home to San Antonio late last year as part of a journalist fellowship program. Since he’s been traipsing across the Pacific Northwest — and beyond — for the past 10 years, he’s never experienced the cultural phe
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Terrified and angry, LGBTQ Texans and allies rally at Capitol to protest bills targeting queer community
Chants of “Protect trans kids” echoed across the Capitol as hundreds of LGBTQ Texans and their supporters gathered Saturday afternoon to express anger and fear over a slate of rapidly moving bills targeting queer people. The mid-April heat matched the anger many felt toward Republican lawmakers who
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Staffer alleged in complaint that state Rep. Bryan Slaton had sex with Capitol intern
A Capitol staffer alleged in an internal complaint that state Rep. Bryan Slaton, R-Royse City, had “sexual relations” with an intern two weeks ago. The new details of the allegation come from the complaint filed by a legislative staffer to the House General Investigating Committee.
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