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In our post-Internet, texting-filled world, it's common to hear complaints about the falling quality of writing. Defenders argue that language evolves and…

Last week, seven leading science organizations wrote to the Chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. They expressed "Grave…

It's a story that if it were fiction - it would seem too incredible for the suspension of belief. A former Texas slave - disguises himself as a successful…

Luck, we think about it every time we pass a Powerball billboard, or our team loses in a buzzer beater. For many in the U.S. doesn't extend much further.…

Climate Change, space exploration, and maintaining economic dominance through technological innovation, with so many science-related issues facing the…

Centro San Antonio, a nonprofit that is a booster for downtown and receives city funding to manage things like the River Walk recently delivered a…

Recommendations have been made to the City Council to preserve neighborhood character and longtime residents. Those recommendations, the product of a…

The city of San Antonio continues to grapple with how they deal with homeless individuals and how the world perceives it.The fracas erupted over the…

For the past 5 years illegal robocalls, prerecorded sales calls, have been surging in numbers. The Federal Trade Commission says they receive over 100,000…

When California Governor Jerry Brown signed a law legalizing doctor-assisted suicide, with 38.8 million people, the state became the most populous one to…