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San Antonio is one of the most economically segregated cities in the country. That’s what three nationwide studies have determined over the past five years → Read More
9:00 p.m. Mayor Ivy Taylor has conceded to Ron Nirenberg, who won with 54 percent of the vote. In a live interview on air, Nirenberg told Texas Public → Read More
The San Antonio Police Department has one of the lowest numbers of officers per capita of any department in the country. That’s according to a 2015 FBI → Read More
Early voting begins Tuesday, May 30, for runoff races that will decide San Antonio's next mayor and six city council seats. Registered voters can cast → Read More
State Sen. Jose Menendez of San Antonio filibustered for more than two hours Sunday night to kill legislation that would have required a vote by property → Read More
Friday, hundreds of San Antonio firefighters from across Texas remembered 31-year old Scott Deem, one of their own, as a loyal father and husband, and for → Read More
This weekend state lawmakers have a packed calendar as they race to decide bills before the end of the session on May 29. One bill they’re scheduled to → Read More
Texas health officials say we’re better prepared this year than last to protect against the Zika virus and the mosquitos that spread it, but additional → Read More
San Antonio voters on Saturday overwhelmingly gave a green light for $850 million dollars in bond projects. Now the City has 5 years to complete them. → Read More
The deadline is Friday for Congress and the President to approve a 2017 emergency budget, or the federal government will shut down. A key issue: whether → Read More
7:01 p.m. Early vote totals were released on the Bexar County Elections Administration's website and for now Ivy Taylor has taken the lead in the mayoral → Read More
Three leading candidates for San Antonio mayor tangled over relieving traffic gridlock, recruiting more police and the viability of the Vista Ridge water → Read More
As early as next year, the City of San Antonio could begin a major renovation of the historic Alameda Theater located downtown. → Read More
Democratic Congressman Lloyd Doggett says the battle over the Affordable Care Act isn’t over, even though a Republican plan to repeal it was scrapped last → Read More
Several hundred people linked arms and cheered on Saturday as they formed a human chain on the International Bridge that links Del Rio, Texas, and Ciudad → Read More
Mexico Consul General Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez told state lawmakers Monday that Texas has more to lose than any other state if President Trump keeps his → Read More
When the state’s longest serving governor announces his second presidential run Thursday, he is going to be surrounded by a star-studded group his campaign → Read More
Dallas city officials say they have resolved a federal fair housing discrimination case. → Read More
Tuesday's Republican sweep added a new layer of conservatism to state government in Texas. KERA’s Shelley Kofler talked with Ross Ramsey with The Texas → Read More
Tonight at 7, Texas public television stations take a look at a big challenge facing our state in an hour-long program, Texas Perspectives: Water. The → Read More