Study: Texas is nation’s most food insecure state

New data released Tuesday by hunger-fighting coalition Feeding America shows Texas is the nation’s most food-insecure state, and that the percentage of hungry people in San Antonio is higher than the state average. Beyond that, the report also shows the problem is getting worse statewide. Nearly 6.1

San Antonio Public Library hosts reading, discussion of The Donkey Lady: A Graphic Parable 

San Antonio’s local folklore runs deep and dark: the Ghost Tracks, the Dancing Devil of El Camaroncito and the fearsome goat sucker El Chupacabra. Few stories, however, grip the collective imagination more profoundly than the tragic tale of the Donkey Lady, La Callada. Author Carmen Tafolla, illustr

‘Where are all the volunteers?’ Kerr County faces worse flood damage with fewer resources

Kerr County residents are cleaning out homes and businesses this month after the second devastating flood in as many years — but this time, some nonprofits and community leaders say they’re facing more destruction with less financial assistance and volunteer help than last year. As of Tuesday, the F

Ted Cruz-aligned Super PAC continues to rake in cash from his controversial podcast deal

More than a year after federal regulators ruled that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz didn’t violate campaign finance laws with a controversial distribution deal for his podcast, filings show the Texas Republican continues to reap big rewards from the arrangement.  Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings by the