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Recently the slavery exhibit was removed at Independence National Historical Park, The Pride flag was removed at Stonewall National Monument and at the Smithsonian references to President Trumps impeachments were taken down. We hear from Jason Stanley, the author of “Erasing History – How Fascists rewrite the Past to Control the Future.”

Global climate change has already had an observable impact on the environment. Glaciers have shrunk. Oceans are warming and sea level rise is accelerating. Heat waves and droughts are growing longer and more intense. Major weather events are increasing in frequency and severity.What should you know and do prepare for the climate chaos to come? Do we need to reframe the narrative about who is responsible for perpetuating the problem? Is there any way to reverse course?

Food, culture, diversity and social justice are the focus of the new online network, IDENTITY.

Decades after her death, Tejano star Selena is still an icon. She would have turned 50 on April 16, 2021.

Some experts say with proper fortification and with increasingly unpredictable climate, grid failures will continue.

The 87th Texas Legislature is currently underway in Austin and lawmakers are weighing dozens of environment-related bills, many of which were filed in response to February's deadly freeze. But are these reforms politically, economically or scientifically driven?

Infrastructure negotiations are ramping up in D.C. Earlier this month, President Joe Biden unveiled a proposal to invest roughly $2 trillion in U.S. infrastructure. What's in the plan and how would it benefit Texas? What improvements are most needed and what's the price tag?

According to San Antonio's Climate Action & Adaptation Plan, greenhouse gas emissions need to decrease 4-5% every year in order to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, but numbers out this month show total community emissions declined only 0.2% from 2016-2019.How is the city working to achieve its goals to mitigate the impact of climate change? What factors are inhibiting San Antonio's progress?

The Texas Legislature votes no to expand Medicaid in the state. With the recent loss of the 1115 Waiver this could mean a health care crisis for poor and rural Texas. And during the pandemic access to public information in Texas was sometimes on mute. What’s happening at the legislature to fix that?