San Antonio Airport reopened after bomb threat

Aug. 1, 2012 at 4:16 PM ET

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San Antonio Airport was evacuated on Wednesday because of a bomb threat.

San Antonio Airport -- shut down on Wednesday afternoon due to a bomb threat -- has been reopened. Authorities completed a search in the long-term parking garage, and found nothing suspicious, airport spokesperson Nora Castro told NBC News.

No suspicious devices were found in the short-term parking garage.

Both terminals were evacuated earlier in the day after a caller reported a bomb threat inside the parking garage, officials said. 

A caller reported the threat at 3:19 p.m. ET and mentioned three devices, according to the airport. 

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