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San Antonio NICU doctor honors son by raising awareness about suicide prevention (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio doctor who spends her days helping fragile newborns survive is sharing her family’s story of loss in hopes of saving lives and encouraging more open conversations about mental health. Dr. Isabel Basaldu-Prado, a NICU doctor at St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital, lost her son, Roel, to suicide in 2020. He was a junior at Texas A&M University. “If it saves one life, then I’ll feel like my son’s death would not have been in vain,” Basaldu-Prado said. Basaldu-Prado provides care
Texas counties scramble to process delayed voter registration applications from DPS (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Voters have just more than a week to register to vote if they want to cast a ballot in the Nov. 3 election. Even if people think they’re registered, state officials are asking them to double-check. This message comes after local county election boards received hundreds to tens of thousands of DPS voter registration applications that were backlogged, some dating back to October of last year. >> How to make sure you’re registered to vote in the Nov. 3 election Election offices across
FM 1103 widening project in Cibolo now expected to finish in 2029 (opens the original)
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CIBOLO, Texas – Drivers along Farm-to-Market 1103 between Interstate 35 and Rodeo Way are seeing lane closures and construction cones, as the Texas Department of Transportation works to widen one of Cibolo’s busiest corridors. TxDOT is expanding FM 1103 from two lanes to four, with a center turn lane. The project also includes bike lanes and sidewalks in each direction. Cibolo City Manager Wayne Reed said this project stems from the amount of growth and travel demand on that road. In 2000, about
San Antonio coupon educator shares tips to help families save money on groceries (opens the original)
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A San Antonio woman is helping people of all walks of life save money at the grocery store, one coupon at a time. Brenda Anz calls herself a “coupon educator.” “I teach coupon classes, and I’ve been doing it for the last 15 years,” Anz said. “So I come into the household, and I help them learn how to save by using more coupons and less cash at the register.” Through in-person and online classes, Anz believes she has helped tens of thousands of people learn how to make their money go further. She
San Japan expects record crowd as anime, gaming fans gather in San Antonio (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – San Japan, the longtime anime and gaming convention, marks its 17th year this weekend and continues to grow as one of South Texas’ largest fan gatherings. The three-day event took place over Labor Day weekend at the Henry B. González Convention Center, drawing attendees from across the country for cosplay, gaming, panels, meet-and-greets, artist vendors, and arcade experiences. “We were at 35,000 last year,” San Japan Chairman Miguel Rodriquez said. “Everything that we’ve seen abou
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