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Michelle Gonzalez

Michelle González is a writer with over 7 years of experience working on topics such as lifestyle, culture, digital, and more – just a Latina who loves cats, good books, and contributing to important conversations about her community.

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Everything You Should Know About San Antonio’s Muertos Fest
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San Antonio Things to Do
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October 18, 2026

San Antonio knows how to celebrate Día de los Muertos, and Muertos Fest is one weekend you’ll want on your calendar.

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Your Fall Reading List: 7 Must-Read Books by Latinas 
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Entertainment
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October 16, 2026

The weather gets a little cooler, and suddenly all we want to do is cancel our plans and read. Luckily, Latina authors are giving us plenty to add to our reading lists!

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ICE Arrests in San Antonio Surge to Fourth-Highest in U.S.
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San Antonio News
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October 13, 2026

The San Antonio ICE field office recorded 5,860 arrests over 81 days, putting it fourth among ICE field offices nationwide.

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San Antonio’s 2026 Midterm Election: What to Know Before You Vote 
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San Antonio Politics
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October 9, 2026

San Antonio, the 2026 midterm election is coming up! Learn key dates, what’s on the ballot, and what to check before heading to the polls.

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The Path From Local Flock Cameras to Immigration Enforcement
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Politics
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October 7, 2026

In this conclusion to our two-part series on Flock cameras, we look at how locally collected license plate data can move between agencies and how it can end up being used in immigration enforcement.

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It’s Monarch Season in San Antonio: Where to See the Butterflies This Fall
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San Antonio Things to Do
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October 4, 2026

Keep an eye out, San Antonio! It's monarch butterfly season and here's where you can catch a glimpse of them on their journey.

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San Antonio ICE Detention Center Opponents Turn to Possible Legal Action
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San Antonio News
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October 2, 2026

Opposition to San Antonio’s planned ICE detention center may be heading to court after months of protests and unanswered questions.

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Inside the Flock Surveillance Network and What It Means for Immigrants
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Politics
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September 29, 2026

You may have driven past a Flock camera without even noticing it. But where does the information it collects actually go?

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San Antonio Is Turning Día de los Muertos Into a Month-Long Celebration
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San Antonio Things to Do
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September 27, 2026

Day of the Dead is taking over San Antonio for an entire month, from October 2 through November 2. Here's what's in store!

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Your Guide to Latino Heritage Month Events in San Antonio
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San Antonio Things to Do
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September 25, 2026

San Antonio sure knows how to celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month. Here are some of the top events to add to your calendar.