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The world’s supply of many life-saving medications depends on people in the United States deciding to sell their blood plasma. Without them, there would be a global shortage of critical medications and a public health crisis. But what does it take to be a supplier of this indispensable resource? In part 3 of the special series 'Blood Work,' TPR’s David Martin Davies shows us what it’s like to be a compensated plasma donor.

A commission released findings on local domestic violence for 2024.

Any López Belloza's lawyer says the student is fighting her deportation.

Talks continue to make the Scottish Rite the permanent home for the San Antonio Philharmonic.

Phone scammers pose as CPS Energy bill collectors.

San Antonio State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer is filing for re-election to represent District 116 and won’t be running for Bexar County district attorney.

Paxton alleges Shein may have relied on forced labor, the use of unsafe product materials, and engaged in deceptive marketing practices.

The death from bird flu of a person in Washington is a reminder that avian flu is circulating widely during flu season, increasing the potential for the emergence of a bird flu strain that can spread easily between humans.

Consumer spending in October in the Alamo City trailed behind most other big Texas cities.