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ACS is cutting adoption fees for all pets in its shelters to $25 on the day after Thanksgiving.

After Jan. 20, the closure or modification of programs like Safe Mobility could mark the end of a more orderly approach to immigration management and pave the way for more restrictive policies, further complicating the situation for those fleeing difficult situations and seeking asylum in the United States.

Time is running out to register for the Rock 'n' Roll Running Series on Dec. 7 and 8.

Six local organizations and museums will present conversations, screenings, and workshops all aimed at deepening participants' understanding of how race is woven into San Antonians' daily lives.

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Ramon Hernandez collected SA Film memorabilia for decades, and now it's being shown at Bexar Archives.

Carys Davies' latest novel is set in Scotland in the 1840s— a time when tenant farmers were moved off their Scottish coastal lands. John Ferguson must evict a man named Ivar from his remote home. When John injures himself in a bad fall from a cliff, Ivar saves him, nurses him back to health, and the two men form an unexpected bond.

The ceremony is at 6 p.m. at Travis Park. Santa Claus will pay a special visit. The tree lighting will be followed by a screening of "Home Alone 2."

A San Antonio soldier was reunited with his battle buddy K9 just in time for the holidays after two years apart.

The San Antonio City Council will vote on a timeline to phase out the horse-drawn carriage industry next month — the only question is how long they'll give them.