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The histories of San Antonio, and those of Texas, are illuminated in stories contained in legal documents of county courthouses around the state. Bexar…

We have been in Stage 2 drought restrictions for so long it feels normal, but Stage 3 is just around the corner and you will need to adjust your water…

In the first segment:The Base Realignment and Closure Commission (BRAC) is looking at another round of real estate adjustments. In the past, BRAC closed…

99 percent of Texas counties are in drought according to the Texas Water Development Board. What does this mean for Texas Agriculture. Last year 12…

In the first segment:Last year in the U.S. military there were more deaths from suicide than there were combat deaths. The sobering statistic came out…

In the first segment:It seems these days everyone has a story about their Home Owners Association (HOA), a hair-pulling, eye-rolling, exasperated story.…

Last week the City of Houston adopted a strict ordinance that will disqualify businesses found guilty of criminal wage theft from city contracts or from…

This week’s “Classics a la Carte” features several inauguration-related performances, including the “Integrity March and Fanfare,” by Julie Giroux. Tune in to KPAC 88.3 FM Friday night at 7:00 with your host, James Baker.

“There’s a reason that this thing has been popular for 230 years,” says Troy Peters of Mozart's DON GIOVANNI. UTSA Lyric Theatre stopped by our studios Friday to preview this week's production of the opera live on KPAC 88.3 FM. Hear their segment on Classical Connections at the link!

Enjoy this 2018 set with the Doc Watkins Trio on this edition of "Live at Jazz, TX." Tunes include Thelonious Monk's "Well You Needn't," "Corcovado," and "The Days of Wine and Roses."