As the unionized, contracted workers pleaded for support from the Austin City Council, they were notified that their contracts had ended. AUSTIN, Texas — A YouTube Music contract worker said that he was prepared to make a victory speech at the Austin City Council meeting on Feb. 29 after pleading with the council to support … Read more
“You get used to the bombings. You get used to the gunfire. It’s just kinda background noise unfortunately,” Dr. Ikram said. DALLAS — The unofficial oath every medical doctor takes when they enter the profession is not bound by state lines or time zones. On Saturday Dr. Hina Cheema left DFW Airport for a trip … Read more
The Shazam! tower sounds like a heart-pounder.
“I cry everyday. I cry every night, before I go to sleep,” said Pastor Angela Walden. SAN ANTONIO — March 2, 2006 is when Pastor Angela Walden’s life upside down when her son James Preston Davis walked out of his mother’s northeast-side home and was never seen or heard from again. Even after 18 years, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – March marks four years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and doctors across San Antonio are still pushing safe practices against respiratory viruses. “We have seen high levels for a while,” Jason Bowling, the hospital epidemiologist at University Health, said. “Hopefully we’re starting to see things come back down as we … Read more
James drove past Denver’s Michael Porter Jr. and hit a layup with 10:39 left in the second quarter. LOS ANGELES — LeBron James reached 40,000 points Saturday night, still going strong in his 21st NBA season as he tries to put the career scoring record out of reach. James drove past Michael Porter Jr. and hit … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There is another option for parents looking for child care on the Southeast side of San Antonio. “We are going to have infant, toddler classrooms that we have never had before,” said Sarah Baray, CEO of Pre-K 4 SA. A new Pre-K 4 SA South Education Center is under construction located on … Read more