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Rioters wore Black Rifle Coffee, Grunt Style gear at Capitol siege FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Rioters who stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6 were wearing apparel sold by two San Antonio companies. The rioter in the foreground, later identified as Eric Gavelek Munchel of Nashville, Tenn., wore a Black Rifle baseball cap.Win McNamee /TNSShow MoreShow Less 2of3 This screenshot taken from Twitter shows one item distributed by a San Antonio company.CourtesyShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Some of the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 were decked out in apparel from two San Antonio companies — ...

Express Briefing: S.A. companies' gear popular with Capitol rioters Jan. 18, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Rioters who stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6 were wearing apparel sold by two San Antonio companies. The rioter in the foreground, later identified as Eric Gavelek Munchel of Nashville, Tenn., wore a Black Rifle baseball cap.Win McNamee /TNS Good morning. This is a look at our daily Express Briefing newsletter. Sign up for Express Briefing here. Subscribers get access to the full version of our Express Briefing newsletter, which includes exclusive insight and links to more of our best...

In this episode of Commerce Street, a podcast from KENS 5, we look at a Texas A&M center making parts of the vaccine and how the vaccine will help the economy

Socially distanced Santa and store limits: Holiday shopping in San Antonio is different this year FacebookTwitterEmail 1of13 Holiday shoppers make their way through North Park Mall. Retailers and mall owners are offering new programs to help patrons avoid lengthy waits while helping stores maintain occupancy limits.Matthew Busch /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 2of13 Manuel Fuentes, 6, and his mother, Jenny Fuentes, stay socially distant while visiting Santa Claus at North Park Mall.Matthew Busch /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 3of13 Holiday shoppers make their way through North Park Mall. The N...

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas members no longer have in-network access to Bryan and College Station CHI St. Joseph hospitals after leaders failed to reach an agreement on health care costs.  The change is expected to impact about 65,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield members across CHI’s Texas locations, St. Luke’s Health CEO Doug Lawson said Thursday. CHI St. Luke’s Health, whose parent organization is CommonSpirit Health, is made up of 16 hospitals across Houston, Bryan-College Station and East Texas, including the Bryan and College Station CHI St. Joseph hospitals.  On June ...