More than three years after the remains of 18-month old James Chairez were found, a trial date has yet to be set for her mother, who is charged in the case.

D’Lanny Chairez’s next court date is scheduled for March 20 and her attorney is seeking a reduction in bond.

A Bexar County district judge on Monday sentenced D’Lanny Chairez to five years in prison on a charge of tampering with evidence.

Families and advocates against child abuse coming together tonight to call for changes to reporting and investigating alleged abuse.

The remains of baby James Chairez were released to his family Tuesday, nearly four months after his remains were found.

A quick Zoom hearing took place for D’Lanny Chairez on Friday in regards to the status of the case.

The family of baby James Chairez protested outside the Bexar County Courthouse Wednesday over the possibility that the baby’s mother, D’Lanny Chairez could be released from jail.

A San Antonio community came together Saturday to honor the short life of baby James Chairez.

The family of baby James Chairez is left with more questions than answers after learning of his death.

The search for missing baby James Chairez is over, according to the baby's family.

The mother of missing baby James Chairez, who was arrested after his disappearance, had her bond reduced by a judge on Tuesday.

SAN ANTONIO – The great aunt of a child last seen several months ago has shared a recording of a conversation she says she had with the baby’s mother about the child’s whereabouts. Mariesol Gomez says the mother, D’Lanny Chairez, admitted to giving up baby James Chairez for adoption. When she was taken into custody on Monday, police said Chairez told them she had wanted to give up the child for adoption. However, there is still no word on baby James’ whereabouts. Hear the audio conversation by clicking on the video in the player above.

San Antonio – San Antonio mental health professionals are urging parents facing any kind of challenges to seek help before taking matters in their own hands. In the court documents, Chairez told investigators at length about her mental health issues. Maybe there were signs that we missed.”Livingston said seeking help is crucial in these kinds of situations when dealing with mental health problems. “I think parents need to realize that it is ok sometimes to not be ok and not be able to handle everything that is expected of them,” Livingston said. Vigil tomorrow at 7627 W Military Dr, San Antonio, TX 78242 it’s a park7pm if anyone wants to join us.