Jerry Clayton

Leading up to the election, Spanish-speaking voters were the target of a flurry of disinformation and misinformation via WhatsApp, a cross-platform messaging service used by many Spanish speakers in the U.S. and throughout Latin America.

Several bills have been filed for the next Texas Legislative session that would decriminalize or legalize the use of marijuana in the state. One state representative said legalization could help to fend off a looming $4.6 billion deficit in Texas.

The non-profit Community Labs is ramping up its rapid asymptomatic COVID-19 testing program in San Antonio after an initial two months of operation. It hopes to inspire other communities to provide their own widespread testing to help combat the virus.TPR's Jerry Clayton spoke to Sal Webber, president of Community Labs, to learn more about the project's next steps.

One person has reportedly died after a mid-air collision between two aircraft near Fredericksburg on Friday.

Texas Public Radio's Jerry Clayton has a conversation with historian Dr. Catherine Clinton to put the Trump Presidency in historical context

Tony Gonzales will succeed Republican Will Hurd, who planned to step down after the end of his current term.

Lionel Sosa of San Antonio founded Sosa, Bromley, Aguilar and Associates, which became the nation's largest Hispanic advertising agency. It's now known as Bromley Communications.Sosa spent much of his career as a political consultant for Republican presidential candidates, but now is working with a group of Republican strategists that are attempting to oust Donald Trump.

The CDC has released a document that outlines a path for cruise ships sailing from U.S. ports to resume business.

He was best known for his song "Mr. Bojangles."