In a rare outcome, it took just hours for the DNA Doe Project to identify Sindy Crow, whose remains were discovered in Smith County in 1985. ARLINGTON, Texas — Volunteers who helped identify a woman nearly 40 years after her death hope the outcome encourages more people to share their commercial DNA test results with … Read more
Eli Lilly and Company stated it’s working on producing insulin products to meet demand. Meanwhile, more than eight million Americans depend on insulin to live. SAN ANTONIO — Mario Resma intended on retrieving his granddaughter’s insulin prescription in Uvalde on Monday, but he only picked up disappointment. “We went to H-E-B. They said they … Read more
City leaders expects thousands of people to make their way downtown over the next few weeks. SAN ANTONIO — With Fiesta, comes traffic. But this year, city leaders are especially urging attendees who plan to go downtown for events to plan ahead due to the amount of construction underway. City leaders expect thousands of people … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Natalie Garza said every day has been hard to bear since the death of her sister, Yulissa. “Really hard,” Garza said. “She had a big heart. She would help everybody.” Yulissa Valero was hit and killed by a drunk driver three months ago. Her family hopes sharing her story will stop people … Read more
The Sundance Film Festival may not always call Park City, Utah, home. The Sundance Institute has started to explore the possibility of other U.S. locations to host the independent film festival starting in 2027, the organization said Wednesday. The 2025 and 2026 festivals will still take place in Park City and Salt Lake City. But … Read more
“Becca is still here. She lives on through these recipients,” said Kim Collins. JASPER, Texas — Everyday, Kim Collins listens to a bitter-sweet reminder of her late daughter Rebecca who, after passing away unexpectedly, still found a way to impact others. “Becca is still here. She lives on through these recipients,” said Kim Collins. Born … Read more
A real estate company hired the birds and their handlers. DETROIT — How do you keep the streets of Detroit poop-free for all the visitors heading there for the NFL Draft later this month? If you guessed birds of prey, you’re right, according to CBS Detroit. A hawk and a falcon — along with their … Read more