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Good Morning!

We’re number 8. We’re number 8. It's hard to cheer about the Spurs slipping back into the eighth spot in the Western Conference standings. That’s after an overtime loss to Charlotte on the road last night.

Join us for group therapy on GMSA. It’s free and open to all. ;)

Have a great Wednesday!

Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Wednesday, March 27:

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Eerie video captured on a Michigan couple's nanny camera shows an image of what they believe is a ghost that is haunting their home and has injured their infant daughter.

Cool off at Blue Hole in Wimberley, just a short drive from SA

Blue Hole is a regional park in Wimberley that includes amenities like swimming, hiking, playscapes, basketball and volleyball courts, fire pits, picnic areas and more.

Cowboys legend Michael Irvin undergoes throat biopsy

Dallas Cowboys legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin announced via Instagram on Tuesday that he underwent biopsy tests on his throat after dealing with issues for almost two months.

Today's Headlines

More than 30 residents of NE Side apartment complex displaced due to fire

More than 30 residents of a Northeast Side apartment complex have been displaced after a fire started on the balcony of a three-story building overnight, San Antonio firefighters said Wednesday.

Former SA city manager Sheryl Sculley talks about her retirement, what's next

Sheryl Sculley was San Antonio's city manager for 13 and a half years, so many were surprised when she announced her retirement in the fall. On Tuesday night, the local business community held a ceremony to honor Sculley and her work.

Opponents, supporters sound off on religious freedom bill headed to state Senate floor

Texas licensed professionals, religious leaders and the LGBTQ community are speaking out against a proposed bill designed to protect some from freedom of religious expression.