Study: San Antonio ranks among worst cities for women

San Antonio is among the nation's worst cities for women, according to a study published Monday by personal finance blog WalletHub. Researchers ranked 182 U.S. cities across 15 indicators of economic- and health-related living standards for women, and San Antonio landed in the bottom third, coming in at No. 132. The study looked at factors including median yearly wages, the share of women living in poverty, the female uninsured rate and abortion access.
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