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The San Antonio Housing Authority recently unveiled a five-year strategic plan to address the affordable housing needs in San Antonio. At least 60,000 people in San Antonio are in need of updated housing and services, and close to 45,000 are still waiting for help.

San Antonio May election ballot will include a choice to repeal collective bargaining for San Antonio's police officers, a result of a Fix SAPD petition.

The latest on the winter storm in San Antonio:

While February is formally recognized as Black History Month, the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum believes Black culture should be celebrated year-round.

A deep dive into the history of the death penalty in Texas and what it can tell us about crime and punishment in America.

Creative communities were hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis in San Antonio and beyond. The pandemic and its economic fallout continue to jeopardize the livelihoods of artists, cultural institutions and arts organizations. What relief is available and who qualifies?How has the City stepped up to help San Antonio artists and arts organizations during the pandemic?

After Texans were plunged into the darkness and freezing temperatures after a winter storm and collapse of the EROCT grid, what happens next? Who gets the blame? And will Texas admit that climate change is real?

Millions lost power when winter storm Uri ravaged Texas last week. More than 370,000 San Antonio homes went dark during the worst of the forced outages, leaving about 43% of CPS Energy customers without electricity, lights or heat amid freezing temperatures. Many residents didn't get power back for days. Some didn't survive.

Frustrated by the perception of the border as a lawless land, two Texas border natives embarked on a 1,200-mile journey to capture the region’s untold stories. Their project is now being resurrected in a new music collaboration.

In a system of government that was founded on checks and balances, has the president become too powerful?