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ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Alex Gamez |Robert Samarron
Local NewsTake It Down Act signed by President Donald Trump as on May 19, 2025Published: June 6, 2025 at 6:45 AMTags: Politics, Donald Trump, BCSO, Bexar County, Javier SalazarBEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Leaders in Bexar County are feeling motivated after a new federal law was signed that would add a layer of protection to help the most vulnerable in the community fight against revenge porn.
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ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Luis Cienfuegos
Local NewsGlenn Howard is a Air Force veteran who started XP League as a passion project to provide a safe space for gamersPublished: June 5, 2025 at 4:48 AMTags: Esports, Summer, Technology, KSATKids, Video GamesXP League in Helotes teaches its gamers the art of gaming, STEM skills and ways to stay safe and protected from threats like cyberattacks, phishing scams and online predators.
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ksat.com | Japhanie Gray
WEATHER ALERT14 warnings in effect for 10 counties in the areaLocal NewsDr. Paula Bilica says it’s business as usual at this time as litigation continuesPublished: May 28, 2025 at 7:16 AMTags: Weight Loss, Ozempic, Semaglutide, Health, FDA, DiabetesSAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio weight loss clinic owner is encouraging consumers of the GLP-1 drug semaglutide not to panic now that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration deadline for compound pharmacies to stop making it is in place.
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ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Richard Baltazar |Emilio Sanchez |Emilio Sánchez
Local NewsNoah Garza plans to study dental medicine for a career in the military and private practice one dayPublished: May 23, 2025 at 6:57 AMTags: NEISD, Great Graduates, Dentistry, Dental Care, Football, San Antonio, KSATKids, Education, Johnson High SchoolSAN ANTONIO – A North East Independence School District Great Graduate’s passion for his grandfather’s health created a passion for him to serve his country through dental medicine.
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ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Alexis Montalbo
Local NewsJulie Bell will ultimately end up in a wheelchair due to her disease, but she is not slowing down anytime soonPublished: May 15, 2025 at 7:21 AMTags: Chronic Disease, Health, NEISD, San AntonioSAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio woman passionate about teaching special education with the North East Independent School District had to retire early after being diagnosed with a chronic disease. Now, she has made it her mission to educate others and spread awareness.
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Arroyo may be eligible for parole after serving 25 years in prison. During victim impact statements, Cash's cousin spoke directly to Arroyo. She screamed, "50 years is not enough!" @ksatnews https://t.co/oNrk41LhML
Initially, Arroyo was facing a capital murder charge and two counts of injury to a child. Now, the judge has ruled a sentencing of 1st degree felony injury to a child with affirmative finding. A cap of 50 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. @ksatnews https://t.co/sitahqIEAk
