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With over 300 years under its belt, San Antonio can tell many scandalous tales. Residents of San Antonio have seen the city go through the rise and fall of gambling joints, around-the-clock saloons and other places of ill repute. Mike Cox, the author of “Wicked San Antonio”, dives into the past of the many misdeeds of the Alamo City.

It's been called the "Trumpiest court in America" with ruling so far to the right, it baffles legal experts. Why is the Fifth Circuit the most conservative court in America? It's frequently breaking precedents and causing some to say it’s going too far.

At age 3 Goldie Taylor started teaching herself to read from the billboards in East St. Louis. She went on to become a journalist, opinion writer and novelist - but along the way she endured years of abuse and sexual assaults. Now Goldie has written her most personal story– an unflinching memoir, The Love You Save.

Why are the very wealthy able to avoid paying the IRS? Black Americans are roughly three-to-five times more likely to face an IRS audit than other taxpayers. A study shows this problem stems from a faulty software algorithm. Why is doing your taxes so difficult and expensive?

San Antonio is home to many pieces of public art that have deep and beautiful meanings. The city’s collection includes sculptures, murals, architectural and landscape architectural work.

The Farm Bureau in a recent survey has shown that the cost of Thanksgiving dinner is up 20% from last year due to inflation. This is the largest increase in almost 37 years.

In a recent study, 32% of Type 2 diabetics who built trust with community health workers were able to achieve long-term self-care.

San Antonio has many economically segregated neighborhoods. Historically the city has dealt with high poverty rates and low education among communities of color. Much of this can be attributed to the federal government’s redlining practices after The Great Depression.

San Antonio City Council members have been asked to consider a ban on horse-drawn carriages. City Councilmembers Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and Phylis Viagran submitted a Council Consideration Request last week.

The Texas coast could permanently be altered by a storm surge barrier plan called the Ike Dike. In July, The U.S. Senate approved the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to begin planning the massive multibillion-dollar coastal project.