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South Side Business Owners Report Rising Crime Wave

Business owners on San Antonio’s South Side are seeing more break-ins and vandalism lately. Vanessa Salazar, who owns La Sorpresa, says her restaurant was targeted four times in two months with costly damages but little stolen. Other shops along Pleasanton Road report similar issues, blaming possible repeat offenders or local homelessness. Police suggest crime prevention strategies, though community leaders have yet to comment publicly.

If you live, work, or shop in South Side, this uptick hits close to home. You might notice fewer local conveniences as owners struggle to keep businesses open amid rising losses. Feeling less safe on familiar streets can wear on anyone’s sense of belonging and community pride. This trend also raises questions about support systems and resources for vulnerable neighbors, making it a shared challenge that touches your neighborhood safety and daily routine.

Source: Headtopics
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Texas Grid & Weather Snapshot

Statewide Outage Count — today (from start of day to now): None.

City

High (°F)

Low (°F)

Dallas

75.7

63.7

Houston

81.1

69.8

Austin

79.3

66.4

Alerts

  • DallasNone reported.

  • HoustonA Flood Watch has been issued for Houston by the National Weather Service in Houston/Galveston, in effect from October 24 at 10:23 PM CDT until October 26 at 5:00 AM CDT.

  • AustinA Flood Watch has been issued for Austin by the National Weather Service in Austin/San Antonio, in effect from October 24 at 10:51 AM CDT until October 25 at 1:00 PM CDT.

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Politics and Economy

College Station Debates New Overnight Parking Restrictions

At a College Station City Council meeting, Jennifer Prochazka presented survey results on proposed overnight parking restrictions near Texas A&M University. The council is seeking guidance to determine the best solutions for the community's concerns.

If you live or visit neighborhoods near Texas A&M, these parking restrictions could change how and when you leave your car overnight. It affects students, residents, and visitors who rely on street parking, potentially easing congestion but also limiting convenience. This discussion reflects the city’s effort to balance neighborhood livability with the busy demands of a college town, highlighting how local policies directly shape everyday routines like parking your car after late-night activities or events.

Source: The Eagle
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Tech and Business

New Trial Data Shows Superior Cancer Drug Response Rates

ITM Isotope Technologies shared fresh Phase 3 trial results revealing their radiopharmaceutical, 177Lu-edotreotide, outperformed everolimus in treating certain neuroendocrine tumors. Patients saw longer progression-free survival and higher response rates, confirming encouraging efficacy in this targeted cancer therapy.

If you or a loved one face neuroendocrine tumors, this advancement offers hope with a treatment that could extend the time without disease progression and improve outcomes. For anyone following cancer innovations, these results show how precision radiopharmaceuticals are reshaping options and bringing more effective therapies closer to patients. It’s a reminder that breakthroughs in clinical research happening here in Texas matter directly to patient futures and health technology development.

Source: Eagletribune
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Whole Foods Forecasts Surprising Food Trends for 2026

Whole Foods Market revealed its 2026 food trends report highlighting shifts like a beef tallow comeback, a focus on digestive-friendly fiber, and celebrating female farmers. Trends also include stylish kitchen tools, premium frozen meals, and mindful sweeteners, predicting big changes in what and how people will eat next year.

If you enjoy cooking, eating healthy, or keeping your kitchen stylish, these trends offer a glimpse into how your grocery trips and meals might evolve soon. From discovering old-school cooking fats like tallow to seeing more women farmers supported through your purchases, these changes tap into wellness, sustainability, and aesthetics that influence daily life. Expect your kitchen and shopping list in 2026 to reflect a blend of tradition, innovation, and thoughtfulness that fits modern lifestyles.

Source: Wish-tv
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What else is happening:

Sports

Central Texas High School Football Scores and Highlights

High school football season is in full swing across Central Texas with week 9 wrapping up. Taylor remains undefeated after a big win over Eastside Memorial, while multiple teams posted impressive wins and close games electrified local fans.

If you’re a weekend football fan, these scores show the passion and competition alive in communities across Central Texas. From Friday night lights to school pride, the season brings neighbors and families together while celebrating young athletes chasing their dreams. It’s a reminder of local spirit and tradition that shapes so many Texas towns, with moments that turn into lifelong memories for players and fans alike.

Source: Fox 7 Austin
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⚡ Texas Hidden Natural Wonder

The springs at San Marcos Springs (near Austin) are among the oldest continuously inhabited sites in North America — archaeologists have found evidence of human settlement going back as much as 19,000 years.

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