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Uvalde Together We Rise Fund: Where’s the money?
Read full article: Uvalde Together We Rise Fund: Where’s the money?It's been over two months since the Robb Elementary shooting, yet families who were affected still have not received the millions of dollars in donations. KSAT 12 is diving deeper into where that money is.
Helping sex assault victims through trauma could help increase prosecutions of sex crimes
Read full article: Helping sex assault victims through trauma could help increase prosecutions of sex crimesThe chief of family division in the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office says many sexual assault cases are very rarely fully prosecuted because victims can't be located or don't want to face their attacker in court.
Father of four thankful family is alive after massive Medical Center apartment fire
Read full article: Father of four thankful family is alive after massive Medical Center apartment fireA father of four is devastated after losing everything in an apartment fire that happened at the Residences at Medical Apartments.
Filmmaker brings documentary on El Paso mass shooting to San Antonio
Read full article: Filmmaker brings documentary on El Paso mass shooting to San AntonioSan Antonio – After years of hard work and passion, a filmmaker is bringing his documentary, 915: Hunting Hispanics, to the big screens here in San Antonio in honor of those impacted by the August 3 mass shooting in El Paso. “A racist killer from Dallas drove 10 hours to El Paso because of his extreme detest for Mexican people,” said Charlie Minn, the director. This outsider came into the beautiful city of El Paso and created evil and left a permanent scar that will forever be attached to the city.”Authorities said the shooter shot 46 people, killing 23. Let me go do the same thing.’ Why would I give them that opportunity.”The film premiered in El Paso on Oct. 8 and will be showcased in San Antonio Friday, Oct. 23. RELATED: ’915′ documentary chronicles the El Paso Walmart shooting
SA firm donates illuminated tribute to El Paso shooting victims
Read full article: SA firm donates illuminated tribute to El Paso shooting victimsSAN ANTONIO – The same company that puts up thousands of Christmas lights over San Antonio’s famed River Walk, Decor IQ, has donated an illuminated tribute to the victims of last summer’s mass shooting outside a Wal-Mart in El Paso. “Our heart goes out to them and what they’ve been through,” said Mark Metzger, co-owner of Decor IQ. Known for its elaborate holiday installations nationwide, El Paso International Airport is one of the company’s clients. Courtesy: Decor IQ (Decor IQ)Alban said the first time he saw his idea assembled at the company’s San Antonio warehouse, he was speechless. Courtesy: Decor IQPhoto courtesy: Decor IQ