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  • Detective gives testimony in the trial of 3 former SAPD officers; Gusty winds increase wildfire risk throughout the region; San Antonio now home to 3 Michelin star restaurants
  • Meals on Wheels across Texas feel affects of shutdown; Mayor Jones weighs in on council ethics complaint; Cold front pushes through the region today
  • West Texas is a reliably hard-red political stronghold. In the last presidential election, the region voted about 80% for Donald Trump. West Texas is the reddest place in the country, according to Jeff Roche, author of "The Conservative Frontier." He says cowboy conservatism is rooted in the dusty landscape. But how well does that political philosophy serve the communities of West Texas?
  • Nicholas Regiacorte joins Peter Orner and Yvette Benavides to discuss two poems by Zbigniew Herbert.
  • Marisa Silver joins Yvette Benavides on Book Public to discuss her latest novel, At Last. Helene and Evelyn are two women who are bound together because they happen to be the mothers of two people who marry. We learn about the lives of these women and what it means for them to be in this season of life eager for their grandchild’s love and wanting to figure out the complex relationships one has with the other.
  • Texas Lt. Gov. calls for Alamo Trust head to resign; Opponents of Project Marvel file ethics complaint against SA councilmembers; Prepare for more than 100K people downtown this weekend.
  • A team of San Antonio researchers is training artificial intelligence models to help improve the materials used to make things like cavity fillings and dental sealants, which currently tend to be either unattractive or not as durable as they could be. This could dramatically decrease the time it takes to get better products into dentists' offices and clients' mouths.
  • Opponents of Proposition B have filed an ethics complaint alleging that several members of the San Antonio City Council used their town hall events to advocate for the measure rather than providing an even-handed forum. We'll get a response on the controversy from San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones.
  • The anti-hunger program Meals on Wheels San Antonio is facing a growing number of challenges. The need for its services continues to grow with inflation driving up the cost of food and government cuts to SNAP, while federal funding is also being slashed.
  • Bexar County voters to decide on venue tax on election day tomorrow; Texans see higher premiums during open Affordable Care Act enrollment; New comedy club opens in downtown San Antonio
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