Courtney Friedman

SAN ANTONIO – As more families turn to food assistance, the San Antonio Food Bank is working beyond its warehouse walls to protect the programs many neighbors rely on.

Gail Youngdale's story is one of second chances — a new marriage, a renewed sense of independence, and a role in a national campaign aimed at advancing Alzheimer's research.

SAN ANTONIO – A company working to stop the spread of the New World screwworm has chosen Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio as the

A deadly fungus that spreads most often in healthcare settings has infected 459 people in Texas since mid-August, the third-highest total in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A newly released Child Protective Services fatality report offers new details about concerns involving Marlene Vidal’s mental health and stability in the year before she was charged with killing her two children and setting a car on fire with them inside.

SAN ANTONIO – A newly released Child Protective Services fatality report offers new details about concerns involving Marlene Vidal's mental health and stability in the year before she was charged with killing her two children and setting a car on fire with them inside.

The school year may have just started, but parents hoping to qualify for higher Texas Education Freedom Accounts funding for a child with special needs next year may need to act soon.

SAN ANTONIO – For many families, getting a child mental healthcare can mean facing high costs, long waitlists or work schedules that make appointments hard to keep.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio nonprofit that provides free rides for cancer patients has paused its transportation program, leaving about 1,400 low-income clients looking for other ways to get to and from treatment.

SAN ANTONIO – About 100 older adults gathered at San Antonio's Central Library to learn how artificial intelligence works, how it can help in daily life and how to use it safely as scams increasingly target seniors online.