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Texas politics has never been very accommodating to third parties and their efforts to win votes. The Libertarian party has been perceived as siphoning…

Last year when Julián Castro declared that he was running for president, few were surprised. But it was clear with the crowded field of candidates it…

This week the Texas Supreme Court handed down a decision on the contentious issues of voting in person during a pandemic.The court which is made up of…

The Texas Rangers are a legendary law enforcement agency but the lawmen have a dark side that has been virtually covered up in the telling of Texas…

Bill Moll, who today is KLRN’s president and CEO, was the first person to speak on the carrier wave half a century ago. He has a lot to think about since…

San Antonians are heading to the polls to vote for candidates in a number of races and the Pre-K 4 SA proposal – to raise the sales tax one eighth of a…

The new Texas State Highway 130 toll road extension is now open and charging motorists to enjoy it’s privatized asphalt while pushing their speedometers…

The public square is the cornerstone of democracy. The concept is that anyone can hop on a metaphorical soapbox and air their grievances about the…

A follow-up on last week’s program about being banned from city hall. First an extended interview with City Attorney Michael Bernard and then the ACLU…

We all saw Governor Rick Perry running for President while still getting a check for being Governor and the state paying for his personal security and…