WEATHER ALERTTags: Sign up for our NewslettersTags: SAN ANTONIO – Clint and Wellington Rankin-Gibson fostered to adopt under two circumstances that could have come with barriers: one, in the middle of a pandemic, and two as a same sex couple.The couple was married seven years ago and always dreamed of having kids.A few years ago, they adopted adorable siblings Gabriel and Charlotte. Then in April, they adopted 12-year-old Dylan.In a Zoom interview, the whole family sat cuddled together smiling and giggling as they all shared in telling their unique story.When Dylan was asked how...…WEATHER ALERTTags: Sign up for our NewslettersTags: SAN ANTONIO – Clint and Wellington Rankin-Gibson fostered to adopt under two circumstances that could have come with barriers: one, in the middle of a pandemic, and two as a same sex couple.The couple was married seven years ago and always dreamed of having kids.A few years ago, they adopted adorable siblings Gabriel and Charlotte. Then in April, they adopted 12-year-old Dylan.In a Zoom interview, the whole family sat cuddled together smiling and giggling as they all shared in telling their unique story.When Dylan was asked how...WW…

, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: October 12, 2020, 6:11 pmTags: , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: October 12, 2020, 6:11 pmTags: , SAN ANTONIO – Nathan Martinez was a healthy 30-year-old man with no pre-existing conditions, yet COVID-19 almost killed him.The San Antonio man was hospitalized in early July after a cough and fever persisted for days.“I just remember the first two or three days I was there,” Martinez said.What he didn’t remember was the full 94-day stay in three different hospitals, as he unknowingly fought to...…, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: October 12, 2020, 6:11 pmTags: , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: October 12, 2020, 6:11 pmTags: , SAN ANTONIO – Nathan Martinez was a healthy 30-year-old man with no pre-existing conditions, yet COVID-19 almost killed him.The San Antonio man was hospitalized in early July after a cough and fever persisted for days.“I just remember the first two or three days I was there,” Martinez said.What he didn’t remember was the full 94-day stay in three different hospitals, as he unknowingly fought to...WW…

, Reporter, Photojournalist, Video EditorPublished: October 5, 2020, 6:51 pmTags: , , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, Photojournalist, Video EditorPublished: October 5, 2020, 6:51 pmTags: , , SAN ANTONIO – It is news that has rocked the movie theater industry.Regal Cinema, the second largest cinema chain in the nation it is temporarily closing all of its U.S. theaters and some in the UK.Of the 536 theaters in the U.S., six are located in San Antonio.The company reported losing billions of dollars in the first half of 2020. Due to the pandemic, theaters were shut...…, Reporter, Photojournalist, Video EditorPublished: October 5, 2020, 6:51 pmTags: , , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, Photojournalist, Video EditorPublished: October 5, 2020, 6:51 pmTags: , , SAN ANTONIO – It is news that has rocked the movie theater industry.Regal Cinema, the second largest cinema chain in the nation it is temporarily closing all of its U.S. theaters and some in the UK.Of the 536 theaters in the U.S., six are located in San Antonio.The company reported losing billions of dollars in the first half of 2020. Due to the pandemic, theaters were shut...WW…

WEATHER ALERTTags: Sign up for our NewslettersTags: SAN ANTONIO – During an ever-changing pandemic, there is a constant race to weed out faulty personal protective equipment that ends up in our medical system.Last month, KSAT shared an done by nonprofit consumer watchdog ProPublica, which revealed a Silicon Valley investor was paying workers to repackage non-medical KN95 masks to sell to Texas emergency workers. Thankfully, those masks were denied by a San Antonio team with a lifesaving job.Chief of Texas’ Department of Emergency Management and former San Antonio district chief...…WEATHER ALERTTags: Sign up for our NewslettersTags: SAN ANTONIO – During an ever-changing pandemic, there is a constant race to weed out faulty personal protective equipment that ends up in our medical system.Last month, KSAT shared an done by nonprofit consumer watchdog ProPublica, which revealed a Silicon Valley investor was paying workers to repackage non-medical KN95 masks to sell to Texas emergency workers. Thankfully, those masks were denied by a San Antonio team with a lifesaving job.Chief of Texas’ Department of Emergency Management and former San Antonio district chief...WW…

, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: July 20, 2020, 7:05 pmTags: , , , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: July 20, 2020, 7:05 pmTags: , , , SAN ANTONIO – Medical directors across the county and city want people to know that despite the pandemic there are plenty of hospital beds for patients with serious health issues other than COVID-19.They’re worried about a current trend that also happened in March during the city and county’s stay home orders.The typical number of heart attack and stroke patients has dropped significantly as people fear...…, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: July 20, 2020, 7:05 pmTags: , , , Sign up for our Newsletters, Reporter, PhotojournalistPublished: July 20, 2020, 7:05 pmTags: , , , SAN ANTONIO – Medical directors across the county and city want people to know that despite the pandemic there are plenty of hospital beds for patients with serious health issues other than COVID-19.They’re worried about a current trend that also happened in March during the city and county’s stay home orders.The typical number of heart attack and stroke patients has dropped significantly as people fear...WW…