San Antonio’s Chick-fil-A controversy is like Tom Brady’s football career or Led Zeppelin’s live version of “Dazed and Confused.”

It just goes on and on, with no end in sight.

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On ExpressNews.com:

• UTSA program prepares freshmen for doctorates and research
• New documents shed light on Chick-fil-A vote
• San Antonio company develops new liquid bandage
• Man to plead guilty to charges he helped steal millions from veterans
• San Antonio charity's affluent volunteers aided needy fellow Mexico natives in 1920s and '30s
• In new San Antonio science and tech program, students call the shots
• Classics still rule at Whataburger

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Transportation inequity hits Latinos hardest, panelists say
• Recreation could return to lakes, report says
• Public invited to honor walk, prayer vigil for firefighter
• Davis brings in nearly $1M in challenge to Rep. Chip Roy
• By settling in King William, Patty Mills is the latest Spurs player to sink roots in San Antonio
• Pork queso tops October's list of what to eat and drink in San Antonio right now

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Express-News reporters Mike Finger and Jeff McDonald discuss the Spurs’ season opener against the Knicks and Marcus Morris, who spurned the Spurs in free agency. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich called Morris’ decision and behavior, “unprofessional.” Finger and McDonald dive into that allegation as well as what the Spurs need to do to win to begin the season.

Read more: Spurs Nation 

From the Editorial Board, Josh Brodesky and Brian Chasnoff break down the state’s 10 ballot propositions.

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Housing crisis squeezes income of households and renters 
• Youngsters have a hand in creating Day of the Dead skull
• Bexar County rolls out new voting machines
• ‘A national park all to yourself’
• Kiddie Park is back open at San Antonio Zoo
• Tricked out burgers and fries make this New Braunfels spot worth the drive.

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Texas exporters find new markets as trade war continues
• Midnight Rodeo closes doors permanently
• VisionQuest moves to shelter migrant children in area suburb 
• ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Gas Station a draw for horror fans
• Editorial Board: A voters guide for Props 1 through 10
• Savor Bistro loses its way in Stone Oak

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Texas exporters find new markets as trade war continues
• Midnight Rodeo closes doors permanently
• VisionQuest moves to shelter migrant children in area suburb 
• ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Gas Station a draw for horror fans
• Editorial Board: A voters guide for Props 1 through 10
• Savor Bistro loses its way in Stone Oak

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Texas exporters find new markets as trade war continues
• Midnight Rodeo closes doors permanently
• VisionQuest moves to shelter migrant children in area suburb 
• ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Gas Station a draw for horror fans
• Editorial Board: A voters guide for Props 1 through 10
• Savor Bistro loses its way in Stone Oak

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On ExpressNews.com:

• Feds take down world’s largest darknet child porn marketplace
• Flaring flight continues in Texas
• Both sides rest in fraud trial of operator of San Antonio dog training school
• Texas AG: San Antonio can keep scooter proposals secret
• Budget leader says NASA's accelerated moon mission timeline unnecessary
• Warm yourself up with some carne guisada

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