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San Antonio teen’s body recovered at Port Aransas beach, father died trying to save him The body of 19-year-old Nicholas Austin Mireles was recovered Friday. Police say his father attempted to rescue his son in the water, but later died at a hospital. Author: Sharon Ko Updated: 10:37 PM CDT July 2, 2021 SAN ANTONIO The body of 19-year-old Nicholas Austin Mireles was recovered Friday, after police say his father attempted to rescue his teenage son before later dying at a nearby hospital. Our sister station KIII-TV reported Nicholas s body was found between beach marker nine and 10 around 2:30 a.m. on Friday. It was shortly before noon on Wednesday that rescue crews responded to Port Aransas beach for a call of two swimmers in distress near mile marker nine. ....
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Amid bone-chilling temperatures, Christian ministries are helping those in need. | (Photo: Pexels) As Texas experiences record-breaking low temperatures and sweeping power outages, churches and ministries across the state are opening their doors, serving as warming shelters and providing food and supplies to those in need. A spokesperson for Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, led by Joel Osteen, told The Christian Post that on Sunday, the church opened as a designated Warming Center for anyone in need of shelter in the city. The church plans to stay open as long as needed, and no appointment or sign-up is necessary. “Approximately a dozen people arrived last night, and we expect more today with power outages,” the spokesperson said. “We are working with the Harris County Sherriff’s department and local homeless organizations to be available. We have beds, blankets and other supplies. No one will be turned away.” ....