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What Camp Mystic’s bankruptcy means for the camp’s future, lawsuits against the camp

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By Courtney Friedman Verified, Justin Rodriguez
| KSAT-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Local News Experts answer viewer questions about what Chapter 11 bankruptcy entails and how it affects any pending lawsuits Published: June 25, 2026 at 7:25 PM Tags: Camp Mystic, Hill Country Floods, Camp Mystic Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Law HUNT, Texas – After Camp Mystic filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, questions came in about what this means for the company and the lawsuits against the camp. 27 girls and camp director Dick Eastland died in the July fourth floods.
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Historic Basila Frocks building transforms into hub for small businesses, art

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By Madalynn Lambert Verified, Ricardo Moreno Verified, Justin Rodriguez
| KSAT-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Local News Renovated Basila Frocks brings new life, business boom to the West Side Published: June 14, 2026 at 4:45 PM Tags: West Side, Business, Economy, San Antonio SAN ANTONIO – A historic building on the West Side is drawing crowds, fueling small businesses and celebrating local culture. Basila Frocks, a landmark structure built in 1929, recently completed renovations and has since seen an explosion of business activity over the last six months. The building’s survival wasn’t guaranteed.
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What’s driving higher grocery prices? San Antonio economics professor explains using a tomato

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By Stephanie Serna Verified, Justin Rodriguez
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
Business Entertainment Health Sports Technology Texas June 1, 2026 / Stephanie Serna, Justin Rodriguez SAN ANTONIO – From groceries to gas, consumers continue to feel the effects of higher prices at checkout counters across the country. While inflation has eased from its peak, many everyday items remain more expensive than they were just a few years ago.
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