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Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women and the fifth leading cause of mortality worldwide. One in every 8 cancers diagnosed in 2020 was breast cancer, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

Latino misrepresentation in the entertainment industry results from the lack of Latino representation in the media.

After the February winter storm caused the worst blackout in Texas history, state leaders and lawmakers vowed to overhaul the state’s energy market, strengthen its electrical grid and address energy prices. What did the 87th Texas Legislature accomplish? Was it enough?

The state of Texas is sued by the feds over SB8, the vigilante abortion law. And Gov. Greg Abbott says he can eliminate rape in Texas. We hear why that statement is ridiculously ignorant.

Could the nonsense of the GOP Arizona election audit come to Texas? How the "Big Lie" won’t die and how it could damage the election system. And a deep dive into the strife at Southlake, Texas and how the battle for those suburb voters can explain what is happening in the Lone Star State.

Texas’ six-week abortion has sparked multiple lawsuits. On Monday, Planned Parenthood asked the U.S. Supreme Court to consider a delay and a Travis County judge issued a temporary restraining order on Tuesday. What's next?

Cutting off contact or being cut off from a family member is incredibly and increasingly common in the U.S. A first-of-its-kind, large-scale national survey found that at least 27% of American adults were estranged from a parent, child, sibling, or other extended family.What causes these kinds of rifts and ruptures? Is there a path to reconciliation? When should you try to mend and when is it time to move on?

A devastating flood 100 years ago marked a critical turning point for San Antonio’s development. But the response efforts by local leaders at the time were largely driven by protecting economic interests of business elites while neglecting the barrios of the city’s West Side. A new book details what happened on that fatal night and the West Side community organizers who fought to protect their neighborhoods after city leadership failed them.

A September report by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warns that racial minorities will continue to bear the brunt of negative health and environmental effects related to worsening climate-driven disasters.

Individuals ages 12 and older are eligible to get inoculated against COVID-19 and while Texas has seen a more recent increase in vaccination rates for teens and young adults, a significant percentage are still choosing not to get the shot. What are their concerns? What barriers do they face? What are the risks of failing to reach this demographic?