‘There is a lot of hope’: Lives remembered, progress recognized for World AIDS Day in San Antonio

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SAN ANTONIO – Wayne Wientjes said he feels mixed emotions looking at the stories sewn together through quilts on display this weekend at the New Living Spiritual Center. “I get sad at first because I’ve known so many people who have lost their lives to AIDS,” Wientjes said. “But I go through, and I also … Read more

South San ISD could close more schools

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SAN ANTONIO – During a community meeting this week, South San ISD discussed the major deficit the district is facing unless the board takes some action. Superintendent Henry Yzaguirre says he may recommend closing West Campus High School during an upcoming December board meeting. In the spring, the board voted to close three campuses: Kazen … Read more

32 female athletes sue University of Oregon, alleging Title IX violations

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Thirty-two women are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, which accuses the school of depriving women of equal treatment. EUGENE, Ore. — Thirty-two female athletes filed a lawsuit against the University of Oregon on Friday that alleges the school is violating Title IX. The plaintiffs, who are all either on the varsity beach volleyball team or the … Read more