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19:11 3 November

Construction starts at the San Antonio Hospital exclusively for women and boys.

The hospital will only be one of its kind in S TX, sta...

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13:26 25 October

San Antonio: CBS Evening News Ratings has been Plunged 'After Norah O'Donnell took over the Show

According to the New York Post, Norah O'Donnell's July...

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13:02 25 October

San Antonio Update: On Halloween before being ticked or treated you need to check this sex offenders Map

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12:45 25 October

Alert: Police of San Antonio found a 78-year-old missing person

76-year-old Javier Ruiz missing man found by San...

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15:04 20 October

San Antonio uses a late goal to gain a point in OT defeat to Tucson.

San Antonio's Nick Lappin managed to tie the game with...

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<p>The call for suspicious people in the parking lot of the Northeast Side apartment complex concluded with an officer-involved shooting after a man pulled a gun and began to fight with the cop, according to San Antonio Police Department Chief William McManus.</p><p>The police received a call for suspicious activity in the Verano parking lot at the Heights, in the 3000 blocks of Eisenhauer Avenue, at 11:49 p.m. On Friday, the police said.</p><p>A group of four people had escaped when the police first arrived McManus, said. He clarified that the officer pursuing one of the men had caught up with that man in a wooded area nearby, and the two had started to grapple</p><p>"We are fighting," McManus said. "The suspect had a pistol, so he took it from his waistband, and would not let the gun go." The cop, who had been catching the man from behind, then pushed back, pulled his service weapon, and fired twice, striking the man both times, according to the sheriff.</p>

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14:56 20 October

Officer-involved shooting at the Northeast Side takes one to the hospital

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<p>A woman died on Saturday and a few more were injured after the roof of a mobile home collapsed near Boerne. Authorities added that many people were trapped under debris on Saturday afternoon.</p><p>Renovation caused the roof to collapse as per Kendall County Emergency Management Manager Jeff Fincke. </p><p>The name of the woman who died was not released by the police. Four other people were taken to the area hospital in an unknown condition, Fincke said.</p><p>Two other people have been evacuated and uninjured, he added. San Antonio Fire Department Rescue Units went to the 300 blocks of Los Indios Ranch in Bergheim at about 12:30 p.m. After getting a petition from the Boerne Fire Department, according to Joe Arrington, the SAFD spokesperson.</p>

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14:46 20 October

1 dead, many wounded after the roof collapse traps 7 near Boerne; several SAFD units respond.

A woman died on Saturday and a few more were injured a...

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14:22 20 October

Popovich slams Trump after winning the pre-season

SAN ANTONIO-Trainer Gregg Popovich fired another wide-...

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13:49 20 October

Thomas Flanagan, retired auxiliary bishop of San Antonio, died at 89

He served in the Archdiocese of San Antonio as a pries...

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20:05 6 October

Restaurant audits in San Antonio

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Iowa officials are warning residents about a disease in dogs that can be passed to humans.

Dr. Jeff Kaisand, the state veterinarian, has confirmed several cases of "canine Brucellosis" coming from a commercial small-dog breeding facility in Marion County, Iowa. The sickness is known to only affect dogs and humans, according to the Iowa Department of Public Health.

"We are in the process of notifying the individuals who have custody of the exposed dogs," a Friday news release from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship states. "Both the animals and the facilities are quarantined while the dogs undergo clinical testing."

The zoonotic bacterial disease, "zoonotic" meaning the sickness can be transmitted from one animal to people or other types of animals, is spread through reproductive fluids, the release states.

Signs of the disease in a dog include infertility, spontaneous abortions and stillbirths, according to the department of public health. Symptoms for humans include fever, sweats, headache, joint pain and weakness.

Those who have recently acquired a small dog from Marion County should get their pet tested, Kaisand said. Pet owners and those who come in contact with animals are being reminded to wash their hands regularly.

"The threat to most pet owners is considered very low," the release reads. "Dog breeders, veterinary staff and anyone who comes in contact with blood, tissues and fluids during the birthing process may be at higher risk and should consult their primary care physician."

The disease is most common in kennels and breeding facilities, the Iowa Department of Public Health said.

A De Soto, Iowa-based animal adoption service posted on Facebook on Friday about the disease. AHeinz57 Pet Rescue and Transport reported that a Knoxville, Iowa, breeder had dogs that tested positive for the disease. A call to the rescue's owner, Amy Heinz, has not yet been returned.

"Last Saturday, we purchased 32 dogs at an auction ... ," the post states. "All of the dogs we purchased are being tested and currently quarantined at our facility with biosecurity measures in place to prevent any possible exposure to other dogs or people. We have not received any results yet."

The shelter is closing for the next month, the post says.

"This is just one more reason to ADOPT and not SHOP! Please pray for our sweet babies that were finally getting the chance to have a happy life," the post reads.

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/healthtrending/disease-that-can-be-transferred-from-dog-to-human-confirmed-in-iowa-officials-say/ar-AABgpfw?li=BBnb7Kz

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12:07 13 May

Disease that can be transferred from dog to human confirmed in Iowa, officials say

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<p>According to the reports, this year, the sale of warehouses has touched $1.7 billion while the rest of the real estate market is not that active. There has been a decline in brick and mortar retail, and commercial real estate developers are left with large scale abandoned properties. The main question is, who will fill these properties?</p><p>The answer lies in the recent acquisitions of Amazon in Northeastern Ohio. In the recent past, warehouses have emerged as the city’s hottest property spaces. The e-commerce distribution requires massive warehouses from where the operations can be commenced. The sale figures of 9 months in warehouses are almost double the sale figures of warehouses in 2016, which is a positive note for the city. In the coming months, more such acquisitions are expected to happen in NYC. </p><p><br></p>

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19:04 8 November

E-commerce websites booming New York City’s warehouse business.

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<p>The apple crop of Washington has created records this year. The yield of this year is one of the largest in the state’s history. The harvest is estimated to be about 138.2 million boxes of 40 pounds by the Washington State tree fruit association. The Yakima Herald-Republic has reported that the yield of this year is much larger than last year’s. Last year’s crop was 116.7 million boxes. </p><p>The figure this year is almost 22 million boxes higher than the harvest of last year. However, this year’s harvest narrowly missed the numbers of 2014. 2014 holds the record for the highest yield with 141.8 million 40 pound boxes. Association has reported that the harvest is almost complete throughout the state. The number of 138.2 million boxes consists only of those apples which will be sold fresh. The apples that will be sent to a processor for conversion are not included in the number.</p><p><br></p>

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19:11 9 November

Apple Crop in Washington makes records

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<p>The restoration work of affirmative action in Washington could face a setback in the coming weekends. Referendum 88 was still lagging after the latest rounds of ballots were counted on Friday. The counting will resume at the weekends. Referendum 88, which is a measure to restore affirmative action in public programs, will head into the weekends with an uncertain future. </p><p>When the ballots were counted on Friday, 50.3% of voters were against the measure, with the rest supporting it. The votes were held on Tuesday. More votes are expected to arrive by a vote by mail, and they will be tallied at the weekends. A lot of vote-by-mail which is to come is from counties which have voted against the R-88, which suggests that the measure will further lag. The supporters of R-88 said that they would pursue a new strategy even if referendum 88 fails. </p><p><br></p>

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19:28 9 November

What is the next affirmative action for Washington if Referendum 88 fails?

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<p>The state Gov. Jay Inslee has released a list of twelve applicants. The index consists of the applicants who want to replace the current state Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary Fairhurst. Fairhurst announced that she planned to retire in January. There have been reports that one of the applicants, Laura Anglin, worked in High court in Olympia for about 20 years. She worked as a law clerk. </p><p>Anglin graduated in 1999 for the law school at Seattle University. She began clerkship in 1999 with Justice Charles Johnson. Legal officials of the state said that they are planning to interview the applicants in the coming weeks. The officials will provide the governor with recommendations after the interview. The process will be finished by the first week of December when Inslee announces his final decision in the first week of December.</p><p><br></p>

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19:09 9 November

Law Clerk of Washington State applies for state supreme court

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<p>Jet Blue, the New York-based carrier, will offer seasonal service between the Ronald Reagan Washington National with Martha’s Vineyard. The service will begin on 12th June and will provide its service three times a week. JetBlue announced on Friday that the route would operate on Friday and the weekends till September 7. </p><p>Embraer E190 aircraft will be used for the travel. JetBlue has been offering seasonal service between Washington and Nantucket since 2015. The Cirium schedule data reported that the new facility would complement the old service. The new Martha’s Vineyard route comes a year after the network cut between Martha’s Vineyard and Washington National. JetBlue had ended its services to Hartford and Tampa in July. The services to Charleston in South Carolina and Jacksonville were also terminated in October.</p><p><br></p>

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19:07 9 November

Jet Blue will connect Washington’s Reagan airport to New England

Jet Blue, the New York-based carrier, will offer seaso...

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<p>For those who are looking to eat and drink out and save some money on drinks, here is a good deal. Everyone knows that alcohol costs a lot in restaurants across Houston, and it is not easy to enjoy some drinks with friends if you are on a budget. </p><p>Now several restaurants in Houston allow you to bring your bottle of the poison of your choice. However, some spots charge a small fee to let you drink from your stock on their premises. If you still compare the prices, it will be much cheaper. The concept of allowing to bring your drink saves thousands of dollars in licenses and insurance, which the establishment has to pay for every customer they offer alcohol. </p><p><br></p>

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17:40 9 November

BYOB spots allow own booze in Houston with some conditions applied.

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17:37 9 November

District B council candidate sued convicted felon opponent in Houston

Renee Jefferson Smith, who recently finished third in ...

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17:35 9 November

Prosecutor denied filing sexual assault case because the victim was illegal, got fired

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<p>John Denholm, who is an assistant district attorney as declined to file charges of a sexual assault after he learned that the victim might be illegal. The police officer who was present at the scene on the Halloween night said that inside a Houston jail, an inmate was locked up on suspicion of drunken driving. </p><p>He tried to pull another inmate while exposing himself. The other inmate called for help, and when the officers approach, the drunken inmate stepped back. The officer then reported the incident to Harris County District Attorney's Office and thought the office would charge the drunken driver for attempted sexual assault. However, the assistant district attorney decided to question the immigration status of the victim and asked if the victim will tell about it on record. </p><p><br></p>

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17:33 9 November

Houston Prosecutor asked assault victim about immigration status, fired

John Denholm, who is an assistant district attorney as...

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