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UTSA associate professor Sonya Alemán explains how the virtual course "Selena: A Mexican American Identity & Experience" prompts broader conversations about Latino issues and culture.

As temperatures continue to reach record highs this week, high energy usage will stress Texas’ energy grid as well as consumers’ pockets.

Two years after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, there is still much to learn about the long-term effects of long COVID. Experts have released a new guidance report for diagnosing and treating long haulers.

San Antonio muralist Alan Calvo discusses the inspiration behind some of his most popular artworks, including his well-known Selena mural outside the Alamo Candy building and the new "Colores del los Nativos" outside of Texas Public Radio's headquarters.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has impacted food prices globally. Food prices are at the highest in decades.

Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa speaks with TPR's Border & Immigration Desk Producer, Sofía Sánchez, about using her experiences to inspire other young Latinos.

If the proposal is finalized, the San Antonio area could face stricter Clean Air Act requirements for the regulation of emissions of hazardous air pollutants.

Who is Greg Abbott? The man in the governor’s office is a mystery to most Texans.Does Greg Abbott have the makings of an authoritarian? An expert on dictators doesn’t like what she sees. And Bringing back the Republic of Texas. How a failed revolt in the 1990’s is remembered today and how the secession fantasy lives on.

Research from one of the leading experts on longevity suggests that a better indicator of a person’s health and well being is their biological age — the age at which their body is functioning.