Pastor Jimmy Robles said a shower is something a lot of people take for granted. But that’s not the case at Last Chance Ministries.

A school supply drive is less than two weeks away, but a local ministry needs help to make the event successful.

A local ministry is preparing for its 17th annual “Back to School Bash” for students in kindergarten through college.

Last Chance Ministries was burglarized and vandalized overnight -- the inside of their church and their shuttle busses were hit.

During these dark days, the power of prayer is needed now more than ever, according to Last Chance Ministries Pastor Jimmy Robles.

San Antonio community leaders are trying to get ahead of the spike in crime that’s recently hit our community. There have been at least nine shootings since Sunday in the city.

A project aimed at providing housing for the homeless has hit some roadblocks since its inception.

SAN ANTONIO – Many homeless people in San Antonio are overwhelmed by the transition from homelessness to self-sufficiency, which is why Last Chance Ministries has created a community of tiny transitional houses, ensuring success for those who truly want it. To some people, the 10- by 12-foot house doesn't look like much, but to Chavez, who was homeless, it's a dream come true. Not too long ago, he was alone sleeping on park benches when another homeless man led Chavez to Last Chance Ministries' church center for the homeless, located at 1311 N. Zarzamora St."They get to eat. They get to go to the closet and get some clothes," Pastor Jimmy Robles said of the homeless people who come through his ministry's doors. Anyone with a desire to help can call Last Chance Ministries at 210-227-4451 or go to www.last-chance-ministries.org for more information.