The Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos are equal to children and clinics can be sued over the state’s wrongful death act. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio doctor is offering financial relief for Alabama residents seeking in vitro fertilization treatment after the state’s Supreme Court ruled cryo-preserved embryos could be considered children. “I think … Read more
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos are equal to children and clinics can be sued over the state’s wrongful death act. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio doctor is offering financial relief for Alabama residents seeking in vitro fertilization treatment after the state’s Supreme Court ruled cryo-preserved embryos could be considered children. “I think … Read more
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos are equal to children and clinics can be sued over the state’s wrongful death act. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio doctor is offering financial relief for Alabama residents seeking in vitro fertilization treatment after the state’s Supreme Court ruled cryo-preserved embryos equal children. “I think it goes … Read more
If you’re looking to add to your Fiesta medal collection, here are the Fiesta medals now available. SAN ANTONIO — As San Antonio’s beloved Fiesta celebration nears, local businesses and organizations have started to make their official Fiesta medals available to the public. If you, like many, participate in the medal-collecting tradition that dates back … Read more
If you’re looking to add to your Fiesta medal collection, here are the Fiesta medals now available. SAN ANTONIO — As San Antonio’s beloved Fiesta celebration nears, local businesses and organizations have started to make their official Fiesta medals available to the public. If you, like many, participate in the medal-collecting tradition that dates back … Read more
Winds and flames were a problem for the fire department as they tried to battle fire. SAN ANTONIO — Richard Herrera said the early morning explosions outside his west side home were so loud, he thought a driver had crashed into his home. “I would have thought I had a car in my wall! That’s … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Have the embers finally cooled between the City of San Antonio and the union representing its firefighters? The San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association will begin negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement with the city on Thursday morning, 10 months before its current contract ends. SAPFFA president Joe Jones hopes this time will … Read more