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The Metro Planning Department has filed a resolution to extend Cleveland Street under Interstate 24 to enhance connectivity between East Nashville proper and the future River North. The resolution, to be voted on Thursday, June 10, by the Metro Planning Commission, specifically targets the area of River North to be affected by the economic impact plan put for by Mayor John Cooper. The Metro Council is set to vote on that plan on Tuesday, May 4. That plan is built around and primarily consists of the proposed Oracle tech campus, which could carry a $1.2 billion price tag. The resolution aims t...

Recognize him? Police, Crime Stoppers seek suspect in robbery of East Side lending company Incident occurred Dec. 7 in 630 block of S. W.W. White Road Updated:  Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the person responsible for the robbery of an East Side lending company. The incident occurred Dec. 7 at a Title Max in the 630 block of S. W.W. White Road, not far from East Houston Street. According to police, a man wearing a hoodie and bandana face covering entered the store and demanded money. Police said following the robbery the man fled on foot. Polic...

   An Española woman is charged with three felonies stemming from a Dec. 14 shooting that took place on Calle Jiron, in Ranchitos, where a man was shot in the neck.     Española Police Department Officer Abe Maes sat in his patrol unit in the early morning hours of Dec. 14 in the Title Max parking lot at the intersection of Fairview Lane and North Riverside Drive.     The quiet shift was interrupted at 12:45 a.m. by a black Chrysler 300 moving fast, southbound on Riverside Drive, Maes wrote in his statement of probable cause. The driver turned right onto Fairview...

The Walmart Neighborhood Market there had just closed; so had the QuikTrip across the street. But neighbors saw those losses as a chance to bring in new businesses that could benefit the area. “We don’t want it to be a liquor store,” said then-council member Lavonta Williams. “We don’t want it to be anything that’s an entertainment area. “And we don’t want it to be a payday lending facility.” A demonstrator at a protest in November outside the Title Max on 13th and Oliver. Credit Courtesy Ti'Juana Hardwell But, almost five years later, that’s exactly what came: In November...