More than a month before the election, Jim Justice declared victory in his U.S. Senate race in deep red West Virginia.

The 28th annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice is planned for Saturday.

West Virginia University is recommending slashing its language department and dozens of other programs amid a $45 million budget shortfall.

Recent shootings involving San Antonio police officers and suspects with a criminal history are raising concerns about the system used to determine how suspects get bail.

State records show Michael Andrew Novak, 28 was on probation from a 2023 felony arrest when he was arrested and charged on two murders in Bandera County.

Isai Alvarado was killed on Sunday after being struck by a black four-door sedan on the 900 block of San Pedro Ave.

The annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice is scheduled to take place this Saturday, March 25.

Lisa Reyes has been silently mourning for SAPD to find her daughter's killer. On Thursday, after Crime Stoppers announced a reward, she broke her silence, pleading for the community to help her find justice.

A Houston family paid for a billboard to express their frustration over delayed justice in their loved one's case. Gabriel Gallegos was killed in a wrong way driver crash in 2020, the family says the case has still not gone to trial and they expect the suspect will face the minimum punishment if any at all. The suspect is out on bond.

For the first time in two years, the Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice will be held in person in downtown San Antonio.

The 26th annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice is scheduled for March 26 after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19.

A San Antonio family celebrated their loved one’s 41st birthday without her on Valentines Day after she disappeared over two years ago. Now they are desperate for answers.

A San Antonio widow is demanding justice after her husband was shot and killed by a bullet meant for another person. Chloe Bates has been devastated since the loss of Paul Wilson, 47.

A San Antonio man is being remembered as a loving father, husband and motorcyclist after he was killed in a fatal crash involving a suspect still at large.

The family of a well-known San Antonio surgeon killed in a 2019 hit-and-run crash reminded the woman convicted about the pain they continue to suffer during her sentencing Tuesday.

The children of a murdered San Antonio woman had strong words for their father during his sentencing Monday morning. Brian Ramos was convicted in the murder of Josephine Ramos, his wife of 17 years.

A San Antonio mother celebrated what would have been her late son’s 19th birthday, symbolizing her non-stop fight for justice after he was killed a year ago.

The daughter of a San Antonio mother who was gunned down as she was getting off work is both sharing the life of the woman her mother was and asking for justice.

The family of a young construction worker who was killed in a crash due to another driver’s reckless actions says they are praying for the suspect in their quest for justice.

A San Antonio mother is devastated that her newly born grandson has to live fatherless after his dad was gunned down in his Northeast Side apartment.

The family of a 27-year-old woman who was shot and killed on the Southeast side of Bexar County is hoping the person responsible turns themselves in.

A San Antonio family honored their loved one during a vigil to raise awareness about violence in the city.

A Georgia mother is devastated after learning her son was killed in a San Antonio East Side shooting in front of his 4-year-old son.

A father devastated by the recent loss of his 6-year-old daughter during a traditional family outing is sharing his side of what took place leading up to the fatal shooting.

San Antonio – A San Antonio family is disappointed with the Bexar County justice system after the alleged killer of their loved one bonded out of jail and is still awaiting trial. San Antonio police say Edison Carraman, 22, his cousin, allegedly pulled the trigger. Kristopher’s mother, Michele Carraman, said she feels the justice system has failed their family. “Kristopher was a happy, humble, outgoing father, son, grandson, brother, friend whose life was taken way too soon,” Michele Carraman said through tears. There is no replacing him.”Since the shooting, Michele Carraman said she has been calling non-stop to see when Edison Carraman would finally be tried by a jury.

SAN ANTONIO – Myra Dumapias, a leader with the Asian American and Pacific Islanders for Justice grassroots group in San Antonio, is tired of the silence and says she’s ready for her community to speak up about the racial injustices and attacks they have been experiencing. One instance, she says, is the lack of coverage following the shooting in Atlanta, in which eight people, mostly women of Asian descent, were killed. It’s an act of gender violence, and it’s part of a long-time problem of Asian women being minimized only down to our sexuality,” Dumapias said. State Rep. Gene Wu, D-Houston, said it’s time for the Asian American community to join the equality movement. AdAlong with other Texas House members of Asian descent, Wu signed a resolution Condemning Violence and Hate Against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in Texas.

San Antonio – A San Antonio mother and father are staying faithful that their son’s killer will soon be brought to justice. “We were at the house when it happened,” said Shelly Harrington, his mother. “Everybody loved him,” Shelly Harrington said. “We are both hurt,” said Deitric Harrington Senior, his father. “We forgive them,” Deitric Harrington Senior said.

Now, one woman is using her 25 years of experience in the tech industry to help break the prison cycle. The problem is nobody shares information that makes it hard for them to work together,” said Louise Wasilewski, CEO of Acivilate. Their Pokket app gives newly released prisoners vital connections. They’re going to need help and resources and support if they’re going to make it,” said Colleen. It’s paid for by the probation or parole department, not by the individual.

San Antonio – The parents of a 14-year-old boy who was shot and killed a week before Christmas are speaking out against gun violence. Bobby Lee Carter Junior, their son, was killed alongside Robert Smith, 20, on the Northeast Side. Bobby Lee Carter Senior and Victoria Carter, his parents, said their son was a happy boy. He had a good heart and soul.”They said Bobby Lee Carter Junior suffered from ADHD, but was finding his own ways of dealing with it. Bexar County Deputies said Bobby Lee Carter Junior was trying to sell marijuana to Smith when two men approached their car, robbed them and shot them.

SAN ANTONIO – Two south Texas brothers are desperate for answers after they say their mother, who is homeless and schizophrenic, was found severely beaten in the downtown area of San Antonio, not far from Haven for Hope. “An SAPD officer said it could have happened from her falling on the ground because they found her seizing out,” Matthew Bessey said, annoyed. “They need the proper help,” Matthew Bessey said. Matthew Bessey said he also demands the police to take his mother’s case seriously despite her being homeless. “The trauma surgeon and the doctors that told us everything,” Matthew Bessey said.

It’s the second time in less than three months Officer Marcus Justice has been suspended for a traffic-related incident, records show. Justice was involved in a wreck with another vehicle in March in the 600 block of Lanark Drive, suspension records show. A subsequent investigation determined that Justice reached speeds of 68 miles per hour while traveling along Lanark Drive, according to suspension files. Justice pulled over, but as the police officer was getting out of his vehicle, Justice “drove off at a high rate of speed,” according to suspension records. The November 2019 incident culminated with officers ending their chase and filing an evading arrest complaint against Justice, records show.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio mother is using the pain of losing her son to gun violence to raise awareness about the need for more resources centered around young people. “There is just not enough resources here in San Antonio,” Falcon said. There should be something out here in San Antonio so we can get these kids involved and off the street. They should make a big deal about every human that is killed by gun violence. You just don’t get to something like that without justice being served.”RELATED: Teen fatally shot in apparent ambush outside home, San Antonio police say

SAN ANTONIO EDITORS NOTE-- This video contains extended interviews and bonus footage created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. From San Antonio to Washington D.C., some of our citys young activists are taking their voices to the nations capital. Reliable Revolutionaries is a civil rights group made up of several San Antonio organizations all after the same mission: justice for all. And I know that 80,000 people in San Antonio voted for Barack Obama the first time and they never voted again. These young activists are following in the footsteps of former U.S. Representative and civil rights activists John Lewis who passed away July 17.

San Antonio A group of people made up of women, men, and people with a military background gathered during a vigil in honor of Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen on Saturday. That gathering also was to raise awareness about unsolved crimes that happen to those who have fought for our country. Unlike Vanessa, I am alive but it hurts to know that this keeps going on.Regina described the traumatic experience that she lived through. Me being a medic and having a job working in the ER, I treat patients who are like Vanessa, Billington said. Read also:Second suspect in Vanessa Guillen disappearance case arrested, federal officials sayMan wanted in connection with Fort Hood criminal investigation fatally shoots self, Killeen police sayVanessa Guillen killed with hammer, body dismembered and burned, affidavit says

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This video was created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. But a man with a plan stepped up to the microphone, calmed the crowd and got Mayor Ron Nirenberg to listen. Speakers urge San Antonio City Council to ‘defund the police’ during budget discussionsClark wrote a list of 10 requests that he believes would push San Antonio in the right direction towards ending police brutality and racial injustices. Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks to community on Day 6 of George Floyd protests in San AntonioAfter presenting his petition, Clark met with Mayor Ron Nirenberg and walked him down to the downtown rally. Nirenberg said he and Clark will meet daily to try and tackle Clark and the community’s list.