The article discusses the death of Josseli Barnica, a Houston mother who died from an infection after a miscarriage, highlighting the impact of Texas abortion laws on her treatment.

An Austin resident won $1 million from the Mega Millions drawing on October 22 after purchasing a ticket at CMART #2. The winner matched five numbers but missed the Mega Ball. The Texas Lottery supports state education and veteran services.

A Cypress resident won a million-dollar prize in the Powerball lottery after purchasing a ticket at a local Kroger. This is the second million-dollar win in the Houston area within a week.

San Antonio's annual Step Out Walk raised $82,000 for the American Diabetes Association with walks, booths, and community support, hosted by KENS 5's Jeremy Baker.

A U.S. Air Force veteran finds hope through a new suicide prevention therapy focusing on stress responses, providing a significant reduction in suicide attempts among veterans.

Governor Abbott appoints a new member and reappoints four members to the Advisory Council on Emergency Medical Services in Texas, ensuring a robust emergency medical infrastructure.

The Rock 'N' Roll Marathon Series returns to San Antonio on December 7-8, offering running events from 5k to a full marathon accompanied by live music and cultural celebration.

The FTC report criticizes major tech companies for failing to protect children and teens online, pointing out rampant data surveillance and lax safeguards.

Jim Hickey walked 80 miles to raise support and funds for 9-year-old Stella Serna's cancer treatment, highlighting the financial and emotional strain of childhood cancer.

Maria Gonzales, with her husband Gregg's support, has been fighting ovarian cancer for 16 years, aided significantly by the Thrivewell Cancer Foundation's resources and community.

BrucePac recalls 10 million pounds of meat due to listeria concerns, with products produced between June 19 and October 8, 2024, and sold at major retailers. No illness reports yet, but consumers advised to check products.

The TCEQ has issued an Ozone Action Day for San Antonio due to high ozone levels, affecting sensitive groups and prompting Metro Health to advise precautions.

San Antonio officials announce another Ozone Action Day for October 10, 2024, urging residents, particularly sensitive groups, to take precautions against poor air quality.