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In the first segment:The San Antonio Water System wanted a rate increase of more than 13 percent from the city council for 2014, but last week that rate…

In the first segment:Texas, according to the Texas Education Agency, has seen a remarkable improvement in the number of students completing their high…

A study paid for by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce details the impacts of water shortages on the city's future growth. Jobs, spending, migration are…

This week a coalition met to address San Antonio's problem with low-income access to credit. 30 people representing organizations ranging from the San…

Very soon traffic stops, and every other public interaction the community has with the police, could be videotaped. Cameras small enough to fit into shirt…

The oft-repeated phrase "Job-Killing Regulation" has been shouted in the halls of congress and at stump speeches across the country. On the other side of…

When people see a Naked Mole Rat, they don't see an animal whose genetic make-up could hold the keys to longevity. They see an objectively ugly creature,…

The city of San Antonio met with the San Antonio Police Officers Association last week to try and come to a resolution on their contracts.Health and…

A new economic impact study has tried to put a tangible number on the intangibles of the benefits from investing in streetcars.$1.3 billion over 25 years…

Measles, whooping cough, and other long since forgotten diseases are making a come back. A new PBS Nova special "Vaccines: Calling The Shots" wants to…