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Peter Orner and Yvette Benavides discuss Denis Johnson's story "Steady Hands at Seattle General."

A UT Health Science Center San Antonio researcher has discovered something really interesting about Alzheimer’s disease.

The exhibit is on display at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio through March 31 and was arranged by Refusing to Forget, a group of historians who work to bring awareness to the period of state-sanctioned violence against Mexicans in Texas.

Do you ever think about all that’s involved in just swallowing a bit of breakfast taco or a sip of coffee?

As the nation deals with threats to democracy, a crisis in the Middle East, and the hazards of climate change, a growing number of people are just tuning out. They are deliberately avoiding the news. They find it irrelevant or emotionally draining, or do not trust the media. What’s your relationship with the news?

For many people, when they show up to vote they see a ballot with two candidates and pick what they consider the lesser of two bad choices. Could ranked choice voting change that? Supporters of ranked choice voting say it’s more democratic and will help end bitter partisanship. Others say it's too complex and Americans don't like it.