A Seguin woman walks away with nearly $8.5 million after a jury ruled Netflix’s “Dirty Money” documentary defamed her by falsely accusing her of exploiting her elderly great-uncle. Meanwhile, a toddler’s tragic death in San Antonio underscores the dangers of unsupervised children. On the bright side, Spurs CEO R.C. Buford shares encouraging updates on Gregg Popovich’s recovery from a stroke, as he continues to guide the team. Three San Antonio hospitals — Methodist, Baptist, and Methodist Stone Oak — earned top U.S. News regional honors, with Methodist leading locally for the third straight year. And in a labor enforcement case, La Panaderia Bakery & Café paid $45,000 in penalties after violating child labor and wage laws, including employing a 13-year-old and failing to pay overtime.
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