TPR Staff
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Forty-eight New World screwworm infestations have been confirmed in the U.S. since the outbreak began, including 47 in Texas, with four cases still active. Learn which animals are at risk, what symptoms to watch for and how officials are working to contain the spread.
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San Antonio storm recovery: CPS expects full power restoration by Tuesday night as cleanup continuesAs of 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, 145 CPS Energy customers remained without power, with full restoration expected by Tuesday night. Three resilience hubs remain open, and brush-disposal fees are waived through Sept. 7.
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Heavy thunderstorms are bringing flash flooding, strong winds and widespread power outages to the San Antonio area Friday night, prompting multiple warnings from the National Weather Service.
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An off-the-field legal dispute briefly interrupted Boerne’s championship celebration before the team’s trip to Williamsport was made official.
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The spray can be used for prevention but not for treatment of wounds affected by the New World screwworm.
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Civil rights groups will collect testimony Tuesday about detention, surveillance and the effects of federal immigration enforcement on families, businesses and communities.
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Students in South San Antonio ISD return after 73 days off, while Comal ISD students get a 95-day summer break. Here’s what explains the difference and when area districts head back to class.
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The waiver clears the way for barriers, roads and surveillance infrastructure, though federal officials have not specified what will be built throughout the project area.
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Texas Public Radio journalists earned recognition in some of journalism’s most prestigious competitions, including the Edward R. Murrow, Public Media Journalists Association, SPJ Sigma Delta Chi, and Alliance for Women in Media Gracie Awards.
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The recovery follows repeated warnings that area waterways remain dangerous after recent flooding because of swift currents and submerged debris.