San Antonio voters approved the $2.1 billion dollar and the Texas constitutional amendments.

As gas prices soar, fossil fuel may lead to disastrous outcomes. That’s according to the UN Environment Programme.

This year, the value of the average home increased 23.2%, according to the Bexar County Appraisal District. Bexar County homeowners are set to protest increased property appraisals.

If the proposal is finalized, the San Antonio area could face stricter Clean Air Act requirements for the regulation of emissions of hazardous air pollutants.

Research from one of the leading experts on longevity suggests that a better indicator of a person’s health and well being is their biological age — the age at which their body is functioning.

In his new book, journalist and bestselling author Sam Quinones exposes the human toll of the synthetic drugs like the deadly opioid fentanyl and a new type of methamphetamine, those responsible for making them cheaper and more potent than ever, and how communities are fighting back against the horrors of addiction amid an unprecedented public health crisis in America.

Fueled by music and immersed in activism, WBCN-FM helped inspire a youth-driven cultural and creative revolution in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

A controversial new book argues that DNA does make us different, that genes play an important part in how people think, feel and act, and that acknowledging the role of behavioral genetics is the first step on the path to achieving an equitable society.

A growing body of research indicates Americans' alcohol consumption increased in response to the pandemic. Nearly one in four adults who surveyed by the American Psychological Association said they drank more to manage COVID-related stress.

Workers who do society’s most ethically troubling and hazardous jobs are often deemed essential, but their labor is usually done out of sight and mind. In his new book, journalist Eyal Press exposes the harsh realities of jobs society doesn’t notice or want to see.