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With temperatures forecast to crack 105°F through the Fourth of July holiday, city leaders and public health experts are pressing San Antonians to use cooling centers now — not later.
From housing costs on the South Side to heat preparedness downtown, officials and community voices are speaking up — and not always agreeing.
From a stalled downtown housing vote to heat-relief funding gaps, the crises crowding the council agenda didn't arrive without warning.
City leaders, public health experts, and community advocates are urging residents to take the record-breaking heat seriously — and saying the city's current resources may not be enough.
From a brutal July heat emergency to a contentious City Council vote on the FY2027 budget, here's what shaped San Antonio in the last seven days.
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