'Water is the new oil' as Texas cities square off over aquifer pipeline plans

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. In Central Texas, a bitter fight over a $1 billion water project offers a preview of the future for much of the sta

San Antonio's UNAM to offer free screening of documentary on iconic labor leader Dolores Huerta

¡Sí se puede! Dolores Huerta, the iconic Chicana labor leader, civil rights activist and working mother who scarcely needs an introduction, turns 95 on April 10, a day the state of California recognizes as Dolores Huerta Day.

Latinx playwright Octavio Solis will present San Antonio lecture on memory in relation to love, art and identity

Each year, Trinity University’s Madrid Lecture and the Madrid Fund for Latin@ Artists present a lecture that celebrates and promotes the work and creations of Latinx artists, and the latest installment will feature El Paso-born alum Octavio Solis, the school’s current artist-in-residence. As author

Jaguar Watch: What ‘finishing the wall’ means for borderland cats

Sleek, spotted, and sinuous, the male jaguar known as El Jefe, “the boss,” roamed through the Santa Rita mountains of southeastern Arizona, captured on wildlife camera traps more than 100 times between 2011 and 2015. The last known video showed El Jefe strolling by a slow-moving stream.