Samuel Rocha IV

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Edgar Sandoval |Samuel Rocha IV

Tras casi tres horas de deliberaciones, un jurado de San Antonio condenó el martes a dos hombres por su participación en la muerte de 53 migrantes indocumentados, 47 adultos y seis niños, uno de los incidentes de tráfico de migrantes más mortíferos de la historia del país.

1 month ago | infobae.com | Edgar Sandoval |Samuel Rocha IV

SmugglingUnited States Politics and GovernmentIllegal ImmigrationHuman TraffickingDecisions and VerdictsDrug CartelsGonzales-Ortega, ArmandoOrduna-Torres, FelipeTrump, Donald JSan Antonio (Tex)El juicio de San Antonio puso de manifiesto los peligros mortales del tráfico de personas, mientras el presidente corta las rutas de entrada al país y persigue a los traficantes.

Oct 7, 2024 | texasstandard.org | Camille Phillips |Samuel Rocha IV

From Texas Public Radio:When Margo Jimenez got a message from her husband’s school telling her to go to the hospital in February, the possibility that he might be hurt enough to die never entered her mind. Her husband Alfred Jimenez Jr. worked for the Northside Independent School District in San Antonio as an instructional assistant in a self-contained classroom for special education students who need more support than they can get in a general education classroom.

Aug 20, 2024 | tpr.org | Samuel Rocha IV

One of the few things that is certain in life is death. Most of us can remember the first time walking around a cemetery or attending a funeral as children and how confusing it was. “You usually don't know the person. You just know that you're there, and then there's a hot San Antonio sun, and you're in the suit, and you're just standing there. You don't know who the person is. It's a very unique experience," said San Antonio native Joe Alvarez.

Aug 15, 2024 | tpr.org | Samuel Rocha IV

Local tattoo shop, Into the Void, celebrated their 3-year anniversary on Friday, showcasing professional tattooers' artistic skills outside of the studio. It was an opportunity to present their passion for art of different mediums. Galeria E.V.A. on South Flores Street is bumping with the noise of DJs spinning vinyl and large crowds who share a love for art while viewing the lined walls holding vibrant paintings.