Japhanie Gray

A domestic abuse survivor is dedicating her life to not only helping children understand when and the safest way to get out of harmful relationships, but also highlighting the subtle signs that can happen that lead up to that boiling point.

A full-time Alternative Learning Environment substitute at Northside ISD has spent the last three years working to become a full-time certified teacher, but on her journey to reach that goal, she had no idea she would also make a daughter out of a student she once taught.

An area supervisor for child nutrition with NISD is serving hope to her school community after being diagnosed with cancer for the second time.

Mireles Elementary principal Laura Hernandez spoke with GMSA anchors RJ Marquez and Japhanie Gray about the excitement of back-to-school, calling it the “best day of the year.”

When Consumer Reports tests headphones, its experts look at sound quality, fit, and noise reduction. But choosing a pair also involves a lot of personal preference.

A San Antonio woman is turning her painful past into a bright and resilient future for victims of violent crimes across south Texas. Margaret Fernandez is the founder and CEO of the non-profit 3rd Street Closet.

Residents living in the Summit at Alamo Ranch community are hoping one of their gates is fixed soon to prevent the crime they’ve experienced since it became inoperable recently.

A San Antonio mother is devastated nearly two years after losing her daughter, who she considered her closest friend, in a shooting.

Community leaders are raising awareness about the trauma experienced for a child after being removed from a home due to abuse.

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.