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Friction has been mounting in response to parents’ disagreement with how school districts are dealing with curriculum about race and history, the kind of books that are in school libraries, and mask-wearing requirements during the pandemic.

For more than a decade, a local nonprofit has tracked certain indicators to gauge the level or lack of progress made to cultivate change and improve conditions in San Antonio.

Where do each of these candidates stand on the big issues facing Bexar County? What are their qualifications to be the next County Judge?

Attorney, activist, author and social-justice advocate Shannon Sedgwick Davis is a local leader making a global impact.

Mexican-descent students achieve ‘The Chicana/o/x Dream’ of educational success in a system designed for them to fail.

The price of insulin, which has nearly doubled from 2012 to 2016, is cost-prohibitive for low-income diabetics who critically need the medication to treat and manage their disease.

The gloves come off in the primary fight to be Republican nominee for Texas Attorney General. And we hear from Rochelle Mercedes Garza — a Democrat seeking the AG nomination.

The world watched in horror as Russia invaded and attacked Ukraine on Thursday, including members of a San Antonio nonprofit dedicated to preserving and promoting Ukrainian heritage and history.

Fronteras: César Chávez - ‘La Causa Sigue,’ the cause continues in San Antonio

San Antonio’s Institute of Texan Cultures has championed the state’s diverse cultural heritage for decades, but in more recent years the facility has been plagued by challenges.