Hospital Lawsuit, Batchelor Trial: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Many of the Current's most-read news stories this week concerned crime and the courts. The week's top story concerned the University of the Incarnate Word suing the owners of a now-shuttered South Side hospital over claims that it owes pay to residents who helped care for patients. Readers also showed interest in the Current's cover story on the pending intoxication manslaughter trial of Kendall Batchelor, daughter of high-profile SA businessman Ken Batchelor.
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