Raquel Torres is a Breaking News Reporter for the San Antonio Report, with a focus on local news in San Antonio, Texas. Her work has also been featured in The Texas Tribune. Raquel covers a range of topics including healthcare, community events, architecture, crime, and cultural developments in the San Antonio area.
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Raquel’s coverage spans a wide range of local topics, including community events, health, and culture in San Antonio. She often reports on government announcements as well.
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By: Shari Biediger, Andrea Drusch, Raquel Torres
The welcoming and navigation assistance for asylum-seekers at the San Antonio International Airport is shutting down and will be relocated to the Migrant Resource Center on San Pedro Avenue starting May 1. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
By: Raquel Torres
Through a partnership with San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum, the National Park Service reveals new evidence showing that the indigenous and Mexican people who lived at Mission San Jose helped enslaved African Americans become free. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Raquel Torres
Vincent Guerrero, owner of Vice, has closed the coffee shop and underground jazz club formerly located in St. Paul Square. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
By: Raquel Torres
As Kirk Franklin’s voice sang over the speaker, “His eye’s on the sparrow; That’s the reason why I sing,” Genise Head gave the final push to deliver her first child.
By: Raquel Torres
A life guard patrols the swimming pool at Roosevelt Park last summer. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
By: Raquel Torres
A Chinese dragon-themed performance dances through Alamo Plaza during the Battle of Flowers Parade last week. Members of San Antonio’s Asian community are mobilizing to create an Asian community center in Stone Oak. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
By: Raquel Torres
Noelani Martinez was 9 when her mother died in a terror attack. As a 2024 Military Child of the Year, she's using her story to help others.
By: Raquel Torres, Nick Wagner
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By: Raquel Torres
A graphic rendering shows the future Apple Seed Apartments, a housing project in the city of New Braunfels to be managed by the local food bank. Credit: Courtesy / San Antonio Food Bank
San Antonio has amended transportation rules for e-vehicles, doubling the number of permits operators can apply for and paving the way for more microtransit operators. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
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