Uvalde Strong: Families of 19 Robb Elementary Victims Secure $2M Settlement, Sue Law Enforcement and School Staff for Negligence
Families of Robb Elementary shooting victims settle with Uvalde City for $2 million and pursue lawsuits against police and school district employees for alleged inaction.
Mother's Grief Bolsters "Click It or Ticket" Drive as Texas and Indiana Enforce Seatbelt Safety
A recent tragedy prompts intensified "Click It or Ticket" efforts alongside a mother's story of her son's preventable death due to not wearing a seatbelt. Nationally, police enforce seatbelt laws to improve compliance and save lives.
San Antonio Partnerships Aim to Raise College Enrollment with Direct Admission Pathway for High Achievers
San Antonio boosts college enrollment through the Future Ready Bexar County Plan, with UTSA offering direct admission to top SAISD students and financial aid to those from low-income families.
San Antonio Seeks New Animal Care Services Director, Considers Anonymity in Dangerous Dog Reports
San Antonio's ACS is seeking a new director as Shannon Sims plans to step down; a decline in dangerous dog designations and a proposed 'pseudonym program' to encourage reporting of such dogs without fear of retaliation have been noted.












