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Screen Test
Screen Test goes to the Oscars: Contenders and predictions for the 2023 awards
KENS 5 San Antonio film critic David Lynch breaks down the major contenders at the 2023 Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and the acting categories.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Medical Myths
The WUSA9 VERIFY team focuses on medical issues from long COVID, to insulin prices. Abby Llorico talks one-on-one with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Originals
'Border Cowboys' | A soccer program's story of success
In the border's shadow, school spirit and a drive to succeed thrive on a storied soccer team. Meet the players who give everything on the field and even more off it.
At The Border
As federal Remain in Mexico policy expands, migrant advocates say it ‘goes against human principles’
Both advocacy groups and Border Patrol Union reps say the policy, as implemented, is not working.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
Inside the latest efforts and debate on border fortification
As Gov. Greg Abbott’s re-election campaign gains steam, border wall construction continues.
Together We Rise
A dangerous journey to US citizenship: How an unaccompanied teen endured and reunited with his mother 10 years later | Together We Rise
After a Honduran mother left to provide for her family in the U.S., her 17-year-old son took the same journey—and found his second chance at life.
At The Border
'It's being vigilant 24/7' | How a constant flow of migrants keeps one border ranch family on its toes
"I can't imagine there's a whole bunch of people out there in this country who are going to welcome uninvited guests."
At The Border
Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property
While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
At The Border
Where do the thousands of migrants who traveled to Del Rio go to next?
The reasons these migrants left home may vary, but the hope for a future in the United States is universal.
Screen Test
Screen Test goes to the Oscars: Contenders and predictions for the 2023 awards
KENS 5 San Antonio film critic David Lynch breaks down the major contenders at the 2023 Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and the acting categories.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Medical Myths
The WUSA9 VERIFY team focuses on medical issues from long COVID, to insulin prices. Abby Llorico talks one-on-one with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Originals
'Border Cowboys' | A soccer program's story of success
In the border's shadow, school spirit and a drive to succeed thrive on a storied soccer team. Meet the players who give everything on the field and even more off it.
At The Border
As federal Remain in Mexico policy expands, migrant advocates say it ‘goes against human principles’
Both advocacy groups and Border Patrol Union reps say the policy, as implemented, is not working.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
Inside the latest efforts and debate on border fortification
As Gov. Greg Abbott’s re-election campaign gains steam, border wall construction continues.
Together We Rise
A dangerous journey to US citizenship: How an unaccompanied teen endured and reunited with his mother 10 years later | Together We Rise
After a Honduran mother left to provide for her family in the U.S., her 17-year-old son took the same journey—and found his second chance at life.
At The Border
'It's being vigilant 24/7' | How a constant flow of migrants keeps one border ranch family on its toes
"I can't imagine there's a whole bunch of people out there in this country who are going to welcome uninvited guests."
At The Border
Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property
While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
At The Border
Where do the thousands of migrants who traveled to Del Rio go to next?
The reasons these migrants left home may vary, but the hope for a future in the United States is universal.
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