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Gregorio Palomino may have misled the U.S. Department of Agriculture in initial communications to obtain a $39.1 million contract for his company CRE8AD8, as part of the agency’s signature hunger-relief program. That’s according to USDA documents TPR obtained Wednesday.

An explanation of why Texas Public Radio sued the USDA over public records.

Updated 2:52 p.m. 7/9/2020The USDA issued a health alert Wednesday night for boxes of pre-cooked chicken given away in San Antonio on June 29 to families…

A controversial $39 million contract between the U.S. department of Agriculture and a San Antonio wedding planner has come to a close. The USDA opted not…

Volunteers walked up long side-by-side lines of cars filling up just a portion of the massive parking area surrounding Oak Hills Church, north of San…

Two San Antonio congressmen have called for the federal government to cancel a $39.1 million contract with a San Antonio wedding planner. CRE8AD8 and its…

Updated 5/29 to reflect CRE8AD8's first shiptment to the San Antonio Food Bank.San Antonio congressmen Joaquin Castro and Lloyd Doggett are asking the…

A noise-making campaign to rid Bird Island at Elmendorf Lake of its feathered population will take a break for the holidays, according to officials at the…

Federal agriculture regulators have chosen Texas as the nation's first testing site for a new type of poison aimed at culling the state’s feral hog…