San Antonio native John Quiñones delivers new season of What Would You Do?

Over the weekend, ABC News correspondent and San Antonio native John Quiñones returned for a historic 16th season of What Would You Do? The hit hidden-camera series delivers a televised social experiment by putting unsuspecting people in different scenarios to see how they will react to conflict in

Judge says Texas school district can punish Black student for length of his hairstyle

ANAHUAC — A Texas judge on Thursday said the Barbers Hill Independent School District can punish a Black student who wears his hair in long locs without violating Texas’ new CROWN Act, which is meant to prevent hairstyle discrimination in schools and workplaces. The decision came after a monthslong

Assistant at San Antonio's Brandeis High sustained life-ending injury in campus gymnasium

An instructional assistant at San Antonio's Brandeis High School who died last weekend sustained his life-ending injury during an interaction with a student in the school's gymnasium, a Northside Independent School District spokesperson confirmed Wednesday. NISD spokesman Barry Perez revealed the ne

Bad Takes: Texas AG Ken Paxton's anti-cannabis crusade is the opposite of small government

Editor's Note: Bad Takes is a column of opinion and analysis. If anyone could use a gigantic bong rip, it's Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.