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An essay on how Hurricane Harvey victims are finding a new reality in North Texas.
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<p> After criss-crossing the globe over the course of 22 months and stopping in 58 countries along the way, Josh and Leanne Bearden returned to the United States in December of 2013.</p> <p> On one hand, there was a sense of bold accomplishment and fulfillment in their lives, and yet there was an undercurrent of misery which had quietly started to wash away their foundation.</p> <p> Today, four months after returning from their round-the world trip, Josh finds himself alone in the journey of life. Leanne committed suicide in January at the age of 33. They had been married more than 4 years.</p>
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<p> How San Antonio proud are you? That's the question many of you are answering on social media after TNT's Charles Barkley once again made derogratory remarks about San Antonio women. San Antonians may be used to his derogatory statements, but this time, his tirade sparked concern and an honest response from KENS 5 morning executive producer Anita Hines. As the KENS 5 news team discussed how to report Barkley's comments, Hines posed an important question to the newsroom: "I'm not sure how we're approaching it, but I think it's time for somebody to stand up for San Antonio women," she wrote in an email. Her call to stand up to Barkley has triggered locals to shout out what makes them #SanAntonioProud</p>