Search results for

Bexar County is rolling out a new program to train deputies to identify mental health calls and to ensure those are routed to a separate unit specifically equipped to handle those kinds of crises.

What is "freedom"? What does it mean to be "free"? The answer hasn't always been the same.

Antisemitism is on the rise around the world, including in the United States. According to a 2020 report, 88% of Jews considered antisemitism a problem today in the U.S. and 37% reported being a victim of it in the past five years. What's being done to combat the resurgence of religiously biased hate? Texas Holocaust Remembrance Week is Jan. 25-29. How do we contextualize the modern-day relevance of this crucial history?

Will the psychological effects of COVID-19 differ or be more pronounced for people of color, children, health-care workers, senior citizens and other vulnerable or at-risk groups? What could we see in terms of long-term impact?

The Republican Party is rife with internal conflict in the wake of the Trump administration, after a years-long erosion of political norms and the ramping up of a now dangerously polarized electorate. What's next for the GOP?

On Thursday state lawmakers held hearings looking for answers as to why did Texas suffer one of the largest black outs in the nation’s history? They wanted to know who was picking this banjo.

A global pandemic, economic hardships, political turmoil and the recent failure of Texas' power grid in a brutal winter storm that left millions without power or water — if ever doomsday preppers were to have a moment, it seems like now would be the time.

What should you do to care for plants, trees and lawns harmed by the recent Texas freeze? What are some tips to bring your garden back to life in the wake of winter storm Uri, and prep for the spring gardening season?

A bill to ban Chinese citizens and government from buying Texas land gains steam among Republicans.The Texas legislature tries to revive a controversial corporate tax cut that critics say is hazy at best.And a Republican bill would give massive breaks to large families, but only if the parents are straight property owners who’ve never been divorced.

Escuche el noticiero o vea el video aquí.