SAN ANTONIO – Teacher shortages have plagued districts across the board, and it’s been an ongoing problem for the entire school year. Some San Antonio-area districts are trying to get ahead of the game with job fairs this weekend before the summer arrives. Jackie Horras, human resources director for Northside ISD, said the district had … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Charges have been dropped against a San Antonio woman accused in a 12-year-old boy’s death, according to the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office. Kapri Cheatom, 27, was not indicted within 90 days of her arrest, as stipulated by Texas law, but the DA’s office says those charges could be refiled. Cheatom was … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – Animal Care Services is warning pet owners to make a heat plan for their pets that are outdoors ahead of three-digit temperatures this Mother’s Day weekend. Aimee De Contreras, field operations manager for ACS, said officers will be out handing out weather warnings for pet owners not following the law. “If we’ve … Read more

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Air quality doesn’t only affect your lungs, but it can also impact other organs. From boosting mood and improving focus and concentration to lowering the risk of dementia and increasing longevity, the benefits of exercise on the brain are bountiful. “The longer on the treadmill, the lower your mortality is,” … Read more

SAN ANTONIO – It’s a grassroots effort growing across the nation: abortion funds. Abortion funds rely solely on donations and provide on-the-ground resources for abortion seekers needing direct funding or covering other expenses. They are most common among local or regional organizations as federal law does not require medical plans to cover services, and states, … Read more