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A local nonprofit organization is working to improve the lives of young LGBTQ+ people and their parents in the San Antonio area.

Pulled from the rubble, some survivors say they were made to take tests to get compensation.

The United States is the only wealthy country in the world without any guaranteed paid family leave.

Parents are reevaluating safety measures before sending their children to big events after the deadly Astroworld Music Festival left eight people dead and hundreds injured Friday.

Parents who want to have their young children vaccinated against coronavirus will have an opportunity this weekend.

BabyCenter is sharing the list of the most popular baby names for girls and boys in 2021.

Tushar Joshi's dreams of studying in Australia on a scholarship have been upended by Covid-19.

The hotly fought gubernatorial battle could have serious implications for Joe Biden's presidency.

During the pandemic, many young adults saw their parents as a financial safety net.

Sex education is compulsory in England's secondary schools, while primary schools teach about relationships.

Teenage daughter says she wants some space from her parents, then gets upset when they make other plans.

Stacey Dash has revealed how she "lost everything" due to taking 18-20 pills a day.

Lower-achieving students often have parents who are not involved in their education.

Adopted children say their parents favored their biological children, creating a rift among the siblings.

Early vaccine mandates have fared well thus far. But as California becomes the first state to mandate the vaccines for children, resistance among parents is significantly higher.

As it turns out, the Brownsville Independent School District can just about about accommodate the number of parents who requested online distance learning for their students.

The Labour leader writes 11,500 words on how he would change the UK, ahead of his party conference.

The Florida Department of Education says parents know what’s best for their children. So, they are withholding the monthly salaries of local school board members in districts that require kids to mask at school.

Emma Raducanu is photographed with father Ian after becoming Britain's youngest Grand Slam champion.

An NHS worker, a teacher and families trapped in Afghanistan tell the BBC about their plans now.

As many Americans get ready to head back to the office, some working parents are wondering who will watch their kids who have been with them while they worked from home during the pandemic. Adriana Diaz found one e-commerce company with a creative solution: make every day "take your child to work day."

My parents saw the future and built a life off the grid—but the future found them anyway.

A Wisconsin man accused of killing and dismembering his father was charged Wednesday with committing the same crimes against his mother. Chandler Halderson, 23, now faces two counts each of first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, hiding a corpse, and providing false information on kidnapped or missing persons in the deaths of his parents, Bart and Krista Halderson. Chandler Halderson, who was arrested July 8 on charges of lying to officials, told investigators that his parents never returned home to Dane County from a Fourth of July weekend trip to their cabin in northern Wisconsin.

Great opportunity to own this one-level home with over 2,100 square feet of living space. Home is nestled on the end of a shared road and features three full baths,

School is back in session in the San Antonio area, and as more children test positive for COVID-19, school districts are revealing their plans for those who need to quarantine.

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Chile's government introduced food labelling five years ago to drive down its high obesity rate.

Shopping for school supplies can add up for parents, but it also opens up an opportunity to speak with their children about what they can afford at the store.

Victoria Hall, 17, was abducted on her way home from a Suffolk nightclub more than 20 years ago.

More parents are seeking care for younger children as they return to work.

Parents should be helping their children cultivate three distinct character traits to succeed in life, argues one expert.

Youth workers say with clubs closed, some children have become isolated or turned to crime.

Some parents are hesitant to send their unvaccinated kids back to school.

Fox News host Will Cain said parents who allow their adolescent children to take life-altering drugs and make permanent changes to their body are guilty of ”child abuse.”

Barrett’s ascendancy to the Supreme Court has spurred victims to speak out and forced People of Praise to hire lawyers to investigate.

People are swearing more often, says film ratings body. But parents want to keep on-screen limits.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission voted to ban the sale of products marketed for infant sleep after more than 100 deaths linked to the unregulated products. Manufacturers have one year to comply with safe sleep standards.

Patrisse Cullors says her exit is nothing to do with "right-wing attacks that tried to discredit my character".

Daughter invited them and now is concerned with their possible coronavirus exposure.

Diaper prices have gone up over the past year and some of the major diaper manufacturers have said that trend will continue this year, according to multiple reports.

The law says some severely ill are exempt from hotel quarantine - but they don't always get a choice.

Many parents told our Cleveland sister station that their kids would be required to get a vaccine.

Democrats introduced a bill on Thursday that would make it easier for more single parents to claim all the benefits of the new $3,000 child tax credit.

The Social Security Administration recently released a list of the most popular baby names in the U.S. in 2020 and now they’re revealing the most popular baby names for the newest Texans.

In an English translation of ‘Tears of Amber,’ survival means much more than just staying alive.

Beach huts have never been so in demand in an Essex seaside town - what's all the fuss about?

In order to mitigate the spread of Covid-19 moving forward, U.S. officials will have to convince skeptical parents to vaccinate their children, Dr. Peter Hotez said Wednesday. Hotez's comments came after Pfizer announced earlier in the day that its vaccine is 100% effective in kids ages 12 to 15. Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said the company will submit the new data to Food and Drug Administration and other regulators soon. "We are seeing adolescents going into pediatric intensive care units, they are getting sick, especially those with underlying risk factors," Hotez said. Hotez said he thinks the U.S. could get "maybe 75% of adults vaccinated" by summer, but warned that "we're in a race with this B.1.1.7 variant," which results in higher mortality and hospitalization rates.

The parents of two young children are hospitalized after they were ejected in a rollover crash on Highway 16 overnight, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. SAN ANTONIO – The parents of two young children are hospitalized after a rollover crash on Highway 16 overnight, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. The crash happened around 1 a.m., Sunday, in the 20900 block of Highway 16. She was ejected from the vehicle and her husband, who was in the passenger seat, was partially ejected. The crash has been ruled as an accident and alcohol and speed were not a factor.

Other community groups that include CPS parents have mostly been more aligned with CTU’s interests regarding school reopening plans, which have been delayed several times amid ongoing union opposition. Raise Your Hand, a group of parents and other residents, has criticized CPS’ push to reopen and so has the new Chicago’s Grassroots Education Movement, which bills itself as an organization of parents, community members, teacher organizations and unions. And dozens of Local School Councils have sent out letters decrying the reopening plan. A majority of aldermen have also come out against it.

Football has a special place in the heart for many Texans, especially high school football. But sometimes that passion can lead to trouble when parents and referees disagree on how a certain play is ruled. And that’s a problem for referees in youth sports. According to a survey conducted by the National Association of Sports Officials and published in the Harvard Gazette, adult behavior is the reason more than 75% of high school referees quit. This come as schools across the country are struggling to find referees for their games.

“If we all stay home as much as possible, if we all avoid the trips outside the house that we don’t need to take right now, we can fight this recent surge and turn things around for our health care workers and hospital systems who are facing an increasingly dangerous situation across the state,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker said at his daily coronavirus briefing in Chicago. “And we can potentially pull back on these mitigations for everyone before the December holidays.”

SAN ANTONIO – Erin Crawford-Bowers grew up without her parents after they were killed in a DWI wreck when she was just 8 months old. Now a mother, herself, Crawford-Bowers is hoping to prevent others from experiencing a tragedy like the one her family did 35 years ago. Though Crawford-Bowers was too young to remember the wreck, she does vividly remember how hard it was to grow up without her parents. The mother of two dedicates much of her time working with the Mothers Against Drunk Driving organization. Proceeds also help raise awareness about the dangers of drunk driving in an effort to prevent families from being ripped apart.

SAN ANTONIO – Care.com is partnering with the Armed Services YMCA to provide free childcare services to allow parents to vote on Election Day. In a recent survey conducted by the company, 89% of parents surveyed say planning childcare services is among their top priorities on Election Day. To make voting more accessible, Care.com and the Armed Services YMCA is providing free childcare to parents on Election Day at 27 locations across the country, including two in San Antonio. Here’s how it works:Parents can log onto www.asymca.org/vote to reserve a free 4-hour spot for their children at a local childcare facility, paid for by Care.com , so they can go out and vote safely on Election Day. On Election Day, Nov. 3, parents can simply drop off their kids for their reserved spot at one of the participating ASYMCA locations and head to the polls to vote.

Then they found Trulight127 Ministries, a local foster and adoption agency that runs a foster care campus and offers classes for parents. Because of their skin color, there are certain tools that they need.”Her two sons are Hispanic and her daughter is African American. “Our foster families, especially when they’re adopting African American children, if you ignore the fact that they’re African American, you are setting them up to fail. “I didn’t know what to do with my daughter’s hair,” Megerson said. RELATED: Hope for a Home: Adoption questions answered

All parents are facing challenges right now, but single parents have to be the sole decider — should my child attend school? see grandparents? have playdates? — and caregiver and teacher, without the benefit of someone to share the emotional and logistical work. Now that many children are remote schooling, single parents also shoulder juggling their children’s online schooling with working themselves.

“There has been progress, and the teachers, the parents are doing all that they can with what we have to work with, but I echo some of the concerns that were shared about meeting the students where they are,” Sotelo said. He added that “can be traumatic to some of the students because their rooms are not as conducive to learning. ... Those are points we certainly need to continue to consider.”

SAN ANTONIO If youre an adult and you still live with your parents, youre not alone. San Antonio was named third among the top U.S. cities with adults living with their parents, whether its due to the economic downturn, high rent costs or a number of other factors. A total of 24.7% of non-students, between the ages of 25 and 40, are living with their parents in San Antonio, according to the study. The study also revealed that adult men were more likely to live with their parents than adult women, particularly in New Orleans and San Antonio. To clarify, the study did not differentiate whether these adults lived in their parents household or whether the parents lived with them -- just that they were in the same home.

AnonymousI’m an elementary teacher with asthma, and I don’t have faith in our school system keeping students and teachers safe. While teaching remotely is NO easy feat; I think that is presently the best option. AnonymousAs a high school teacher AND parent, I believe we must return to school IN-PERSON. AnonymousI’m a middle school teacher and I am very concerned for our kids, their parents / family, school staff, and myself. AnonymousWill districts pay for the daily costs of hospital stays, medicine prescriptions and other expenses when teachers, staff, and students become infected?

Eddie Gaspar/The Texas TribuneThe Texas Workforce Commission voted to pull back on child care subsidies for low-income parents and essential workers Tuesday as Gov. Essential workers have through Wednesday to apply for state child care subsidies, and low-income parents must resume paying their share of subsidized child care as of June 1, the commission voted at its scheduled meeting. "Many essential workers who had kids in school hadn't planned or budgeted for child care for those months as those kids were already in school," said Reagan Miller, TWC's director of child care. "Child care was only authorized for each child for three months while they made arrangements for their longer term needs." The commission is also considering reinstating the work requirement for families receiving subsidized child care, depending on how unemployment changes as businesses reopen.

Parents, teachers work through distance learning despite obstaclesPublished: April 29, 2020, 6:25 pmWith schools closed since March, there are rising concerns from the community about distance learning.

"What do you say to parents whose children died taking your drugs?" "60 Minutes" producer Bob Anderson goes to China with hidden cameras to confront "Gordon Jin" who the US government says is about manufacturing fentanyl that is killing Americans.

For the first time ever, more young adults are living with their parents than with a spouse or partner. According to the Pew Research Center, nearly a third of 18 to 34 year olds are back in their parents' homes. How can the so-called "boomerang generation" make the transition back to the nest? Jill Schlesinger reports.

They're called "Gold Star Parents" and, once a year, they come together to remember the military heroes who are their children and to share an intimate truth: life is lost, but love does not end. Scott Pelley reports.

In a report airing on "60 Minutes," Scott Pelley speaks with "Gold Star" parents, those who have lost a son or daughter at war. Watch the full report Sunday at 7 p.m. ET/PT.

For the Mendez family, a lineage of performers The parents of Karla Brada, Hector and Jara Mendez, discuss the long legacy of performing in their family, and how they remember their daughter through a shared love of music.

Two parents have been charged with manslaughter after their teenage son was beaten to death inside an upstate New York church; they lost their jobs in architecture and software; now they're delivering papers and taking pictures that over 13,000 Facebook followers love