The City of San Antonio says there were some issues with the one year workforce training program that hindered the success for some to start or complete the program. As the Train for Jobs SA program winds down, the city gears up to the launch the voter approved Ready to Work program in December.

But Paul Milgrom, a professor of Economics at Stanford University, found out he won the prestigious award while he was half asleep. pic.twitter.com/MvhxZcgutZ — Stanford University (@Stanford) October 12, 2020When Robert Wilson rang Paul Milgrom's doorbell at 2:15 this morning, Milgrom's wife, who's in Stockholm, received a security-camera notification on her phone. It’s Bob Wilson, you’ve won the Nobel Prize," Wilson says in the video. Milgrom won the Sveriges Riksbank Prize prize in Economic Sciences for “for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats,” according to the committee. Learn more about Milgrom’s award by clicking here.

SAN ANTONIO Alex Dahn is looking forward to becoming a computer animator and during his senior year at Brennan High School, his Economics teacher, Ben Woodchick, could see Dahns talent shine through. Alex was always finishing his work early and getting everything done and then it was on to some sort of animation, some sort of drawing, some sort of art, said Woodchick. Dahn has had a challenging school year. And, my dad has gotten cancer twice.But even through through the difficult times, Ben Woodchick said Alex has always pushed through. And you always knew youre going to get some energy and some entertainment from Alex.