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Four years later, we are still firmly in the grip of this coronavirus, and it’s unclear when — or if — we’ll ever be free.

The blackout continues to haunt those who experienced it.

Over the past year our community experienced many ups and downs, but there’s no doubt the worst was on May 24. That’s when a gunman entered Robb Elementary School in Uvalde and fatally shot nineteen students and two teachers. TPR's David Martin Davies reflects on the tragedy.

The death of George Floyd at the hands of four former Minneapolis police officers prompted massive protests throughout the United States and the world.…

Just when we’re getting comfortable with the idea of supporting businesses and resuming our pre-pandemic lives, we might have to hold on to that…

San Antonians have been out on the city streets in big numbers this week to support Black Lives Matter and protest the killing of George Floyd in…

We are all facing unprecedented challenges under the looming threat of the COVID-19 pandemic. Even a trip to the grocery store has become challenging.…

For about 18 months, after the May 2008 four-alarm fire in the main building at Our Lady of the Lake University displaced my colleagues and me, my…

On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Texans are voting on 10 proposed changes to the Texas Constitution. Although climate change doesn't appear to be anywhere on the…

In the United States, the majority of migrant deaths occur in Texas.In 2017, of all the 294 deaths recorded by the U.S. Border Patrol, 104 happened in the…