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“My mom loved to travel, but she couldn’t afford to go as often as she liked.”Judy Peterson recalls her mother’s insatiable desire to travel, put into…

In the first segment:150 years ago today the Battle of Gettysburg was coming to a close. The battle, the bloodiest in American history would change the…

In the first segment:September is National Hunger Action Month and campaigns to raise awareness on hunger in America are going on across the country. We…

Laurie Ann Guerrero was named the city of San Antonio Poet Laureate in the spring of 2014. She was the city’s second Poet Laureate. Guerrero succeeds…

Rudolfo Anaya's coming-of-age novel "Bless Me, Última" is one of the most influential works in Chicano literary canon. The young boy at the center of the…

Four in 10 insured American adults say they have dealt with an unexpected medical bill. Many were shocked to find out they owed thousands of dollars after…

The Bexar County Opioid Implementation Task Force will begin drafting plans today to implement the state's first needle exchange program as part of a…

In late 1960s Chicago, disparate and diverse working-class political groups banded together to collectively push back against oppression, inequality,…

On top of financial stressors caused by the pandemic, public health has become a partisan issue. What are the implications of injecting politics into…

This concert recording from April, 2023 features Camerata San Antonio showcasing great string quartets by Beethoven and Mozart, and championing the relatively unheard sounds of Polish composer Grażyna Bacewicz.