COMAL COUNTY, Texas – Roland and Carolyn Ashby’s home in the Hill Country is a long way from the migrant camps along the Rio Grande in Reynosa, Mexico. “You don’t get across that river unless you pay the cartel,” Roland Ashby said. “That’s why a lot of people are piling up on that side of … Read more
“You can abate an encampment, you can move people to another area, but that doesn’t get to the root of the issue which is housing and proper services.” SAN ANTONIO — The city’s homeless camp abatement crew arrived at Healy Murphy Park on Nolan Street around 8 a.m. Wednesday. Their goal: to clean up an … Read more
Witnesses say hundreds of pages of private medical information were recovered. SAN ANTONIO — When a San Antonio woman noticed a blizzard of medical documents littering Southeast Military Drive just east of I-37 last Thursday, she stopped to gather and throw them away without giving it much thought. Another woman gathering up the trash, however, … Read more
Three years ago, Ashlynn Gomez was diagnosed with breast cancer at just 23 years old. “I noticed I had a red dot on my right breast. At that point, they said it was stage 2,” Gomez said. When given few to no treatment options, she switched to an oncology team at MD Anderson in Houston. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless has released this year’s Point-In-Time Count results. It’s a one-night snapshot that provides information about those experiencing homelessness. According to the SARAH, the count data was captured at the end of January as per HUD nationwide requirements. The information collected helps involved organizations better … Read more
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