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KLRN, San Antonio’s PBS affiliate, has announced a new season of ¡SALUD!, a groundbreaking series that tells the stories of local Latinas who are leading in business, government, and the arts.

Lionel Sosa felt a personal challenge when he found out about the difficulties for Black men in San Antonio, so he turned that into a 100-foot mural.

In a new KLRN documentary project, Black San Antonio men tell what it's like living in their skin.

Emma Faye Rudkin is deaf, and she has turned her experience into a way to help others. She's partnered with local PBS station KLRN to teach life lessons through American Sign Language.

The Alamo Public Telecommunications Council announced Monday that is has selected San Antonio businessman Arthur Rojas Emerson to lead KLRN, San Antonio's…

This week, KLRN Public Television and the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts present “The Telling Project,” a unique theatrical experience that gives…

For years studies have been pointing to the trend of diminishing diversity in public education. The word resegregation gets thrown around to describe the…

For the last six years, the Last Casas Foundation has been busy doling out college money in talent contests. This year it's taken one step further.“We’ve…

49 percent of surveyed veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan described re-entering their civilian lives as somewhat or very difficult. From physical and…

Ken Burns’ new film "The Address" debuts Tuesday, April 15, on KLRN. I caught up with Burns to find out what the film was about. While his focus is often…