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Upwards of 20,000 adult deaths in the U.S. from 2008 to 2017 were linked to extreme heat.

During a recent installment of his show, Joe Rogan permitted Robert Kennedy's busted sewer main's-worth of hazardous falsehoods to gush out, un-fact-checked.

'My blueprint for the Spurs is do what you can to build a superteam around him, keep him happy and win a championship; that might be your best bet for keeping him around,' one sports marketing expert said.

In most other elections, one-term incumbent Bravo's 41%-59% loss to education consultant and political newcomer Sukh Kaur would have come as a surprise. But this race was different.

Experts said the assertions aired in the online forum are evidence of the U.S. epidemic of misinformation.

This election cycle's limited choices for mayor is a direct result of term limits that San Antonio voters opted for in 1991.

Batchelor was never charged with a DWI stemming from a December 2021 incident, leading some to wonder whether she got preferential treatment.

'It's impossible for a state to, in the long term, stand up and maintain two education systems,' said Michigan State University Professor Joshua Cowen.

Education scholars say the voucher bill will lead to lower test scores, a deterioration of public schools and a rise in substandard privates ones.

Psychedelics are being used to treat PTSD and substance abuse, even in conservative Texas.

School lunch programs are already under financial strain, and now that they face a loss of federal subsidies, districts could be forced to cut budgets elsewhere.

The late 'Red' McCombs chaired the Hemisfair committee that realized the building of the Tower of the Americas. But did the fair really "make" SA what it is today?

People living in subsidized low-income housing operated by Opportunity Home say the agency has stopping stationing security guards at some of its complexes.

Advocates say additional resources along with better communication between criminal courts, civil courts and nonprofits are critical to ending domestic violence in San Antonio.

GOP lawmakers are couching their bills as efforts to boost election security even though Texas has some of the most restrictive voting rules of any state.

Too many delays and too many unexplained disruptions might well lead to far more 'no' votes on the next big bond program.

Over the past 10 years, the City of San Antonio paid out a total of $1,566,300 to settle claims of police brutality and misconduct, according to documents obtained by the Current.

For individuals who work at bars and restaurants, the glacial pace of construction projects isn't just toxic to San Antonio's cultural lifeblood but our livelihoods.

A recent study named Texas one of the most racially integrated U.S. states, but there are reasons to doubt its findings.

Advocates are hoping the Texas Legislature increases the potency cap for medical pot and make it available to people suffering from chronic pain.