San Antonio

Two guilty in case of 53 migrant deaths in hot San Antonio truck

Two men have been found guilty in connection with the deaths of 53 migrants who perished in a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio in 2022. The tragedy is one of the deadliest human smuggling incidents in the U.S., highlighting the grave risks faced by migrants. The convicted, Felipe Orduna-Torres and Armando Gonzales-Ortega, now face life in prison. Their trial underscores ongoing concerns about human smuggling and its fatal consequences.

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Austin, San Antonio Taco Museum ticket holders push for refunds

Ticket holders for the Taco Museum event in Austin and San Antonio are seeking refunds after the exhibit failed to materialize. The event promised an immersive experience with interactive exhibits, but its website has disappeared, leaving buyers frustrated. Local consumer advocacy groups are assisting in the refund process, urging consumers to maintain all transaction records and report the incident to authorities. The situation highlights concerns over the reliability of pop-up events and the need for caution when purchasing tickets from unverified sources.

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Measles Case Confirmed on UTSA Campus

A visitor who attended a tour at the University of Texas at San Antonio’s main campus has tested positive for measles. This has prompted a community-wide alert in San Antonio, urging people who were on campus during the visit to monitor for symptoms.

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