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Rosario Neaves is a 42-year-old San Antonio woman who became severely ill with long COVID 2 1/2 years ago, early in the pandemic. Since then, she’s made 16 emergency room visits and been hospitalized twice. She’s battled shortness of breath, pulse rates so high she feared a heart attack, intolerance to heat, and profound weakness that some days left her unable to get out of bed.

'Beyond my control': A San Antonio woman's two-year battle with long COVID

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Express News courthouse reporter Elizabeth Zavala joins the show to break down how a Bexar County judge was stripped of most of the cases in her docket.

Read: Embattled judge in Bexar County stripped of most of her court cases

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A San Antonio police officer shot and killed a 13-year-old boy, who crashed a stolen car into the police car. Crime journalist Jacob Beltran reports on the incident and ensuing outrage. 

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San Antonio boy killed by police was not a threat, attorney Lee Merritt says

Family remembers 13-year-old boy killed by police, demands release of bodycam footage

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An increasingly tense dynamic is developing between Texas police and the media. In recent days, law enforcement officers in Uvalde have blocked reporters from engaging with residents and covering the aftermath of the horrific May 24 mass shooting at Robb Elementary.

Read: ‘That seems overboard’: Out-of-town police in Uvalde block cameras, disrupt coverage of tragedy’s aftermath

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The mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde has devastated a community and shocked the nation. Columnist Cary Clack, who visited Uvalde the day after the massacre, believes something about the response to this shooting feels different. Morning of chaos: A reconstruction of how the Uvalde massacre unfolded

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Express News metro columnist and host of the Puro Politics podcast joins the show to discuss the Lieutenants Governors race, Bexar county judges race, attorney general race, and district 28 race. 

Check out the Express-News voters guide for more information on all the primary races

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One of the first to write about the baby formula shortage, reporter  Annie Blanks explains why San Antonio has the highest out-of-stock rate for baby formula of any U.S. metro area — and what this means for local families. Read: ‘How am I going to feed her?’: Baby formula shortage peaks in San Antonio, leaving moms scrambling

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Military reporter Sig Christenson breaks down the ongoing controversy of military personnel refusing to obey vaccine orders.

Read: Following orders is an absolute in the military — but with vaxx orders, it absolutely depends

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Express News education reporter Danya Perez Express elaborates on the firing of a longtime San Antonio College professor due to a his involvement with the Texas Academic Decathalon. 

Read more: After 25 years, San Antonio College lost a valuable tradition, ousted professor says

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Express News restaurant critic Mike Sutter joins the show to break down his list of the top 10 restaurants in San Antonio!

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