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Some of the the Westside's lesser known figures are getting their due in a virtual exhibit at the Museo del Westside — a museum that celebrates the community’s unique history, heritage and pride.

Can the 25th Amendment be used to remove President Trump from power?

Texas passed a law in 1991 to remove the word "Negro" from place names across the state, but at least 26 geographic places still contain the word to this day.

A growing body of evidence shows that even mild cases of COVID-19 can have long-lasting effects on the body and brain. So-called "long haulers" can experience lingering physical outcomes such as shortness of breath and chest pain, and neurological symptoms including brain fog, fatigue and PTSD, up to months after infection.

The U.S. was already experiencing its deadliest drug overdose epidemic pre-pandemic. Now, exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis, evidence suggests the overdose death toll is on track to reach an all-time high, with synthetic opioids primarily to blame.

How should we frame conversations about the pro-Trump extremists' storming of the U.S. Capitol last week? What words are we using and why does it matter? How will this event be remembered, considering the misinformation and divisive opinions about what happened, and what it means for the country?

The Mexican Spirits Collection is part of a growing Mexican Cookbook Collection at UTSA that contains more than 2,000 volumes dating from 1789 to the present.

Age bias is culturally embedded across regions and socioeconomic groups. It rears its head in the workplace, in media representations and beauty "standards," and can be subtle — even unconscious — or overt.

Planned Parenthood is bracing for another legislative session where Texas Republicans have declared ending safe and legal abortion as the top priority.And Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is the target of an FBI investigation — but this isn’t the first time the Republican politician has been in legal hot water.

Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” has been adapted for the stage and the screen countless times, including a rendition out of the Texas border city of El Paso.