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Express-News food writers Chuck Blount, Paul Stephen and Mike Sutter join the show to discuss their reporting on the effects of the Texas freeze two weeks ago, on local farmers and ranchers.
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Freeze wiped out San Antonio's small farms, will require ‘a total reset’
The record-setting polar storm that cut San Antonio's power and froze water lines was forecast days in advance, but key city leaders were never told to expect a calamity. Brain Chasnoff and Marina Starleaf Riker join the show to talk about their experience and their reporting.
Host Luis Vazquez is joined by San Antonio Express-News Reporter Vincent Davis and the subject of his latest San Antonio Stories column subject James Gemino.
Read the column and see video at https://www.expressnews.com/gemino/
Senior reporter Sig Christienson joins the show to talk about his latest report on the history of gangs and extremists in the military following the deadly riots at the U.S Capitol on January 6th.
In the last two years, developers asked for 206 exceptions to the city’s tree ordinance; all were granted, Brian Chasnoff's latest investigative report explains in detail.
As Mike Sutter and Chuck Blount Wrap up their year-long 52 Weeks of Pizza series we take a look at the process, highlights and whats to come for them in 2021
Retired San Antonio educator finds peace in building houses for birds and bats
Life-long curiosity, spirit of innovation drives San Antonio entrepreneur
Youngster and older San Antonio neighbors maintain friendship by way of window in backyard fence
Staff writer and Edinburg High School alum David Hinojosa joins the show to talk about the fallout from Edinburg football player Emmanuel Duron's assault on a referee.
Edinburg football player who blindsided referee 'sorry for what happened'
Investigative reporter Marina Starleaf Riker joins the show to talk about her ongoing coverage of the rollout of the Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines in San Antonio.
Senior reporter Sig Christenson covers the military and veterans, he's on the show today to talk about his latest article.
The Air Force said Thursday that San Antonio had made its short list for cities competing to be the new home of U.S. Space Command’s headquarters. The Alamo City was among six cities on the list and was the only Texas site to make the list.
When a federal judge ordered a Boogaloo Boy held without bail Thursday on a charge of illegally possessing a firearm, citing his failure to appear in court for an unrelated offense and “an attitude of lack of respect for authority,” Cameron Emerson Casey Rankin reacted with an outburst.
Read more: 'It's not for everybody': Meet the San Antonians who opened a restaurant during the pandemic
Express-News restaurant writer Mike Sutter elaborates on the latest trends in San Antonio’s restaurant dining scene and the struggles to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic. Expect to see streamlined menus and less staff, more outdoor seating, continued focus on curbside, delivery and makeshift drive-thrus.
Read more: The new trends in San Antonio’s restaurant dining scene as its been impacted by coronavirus pandemic
Ryon Wayne Castro, 31, has not been charged and is not a focus of the ongoing criminal investigation of the arson that killed five people in a San Marcos apartment fire two years ago. But those being sued in the fire’s aftermath are blaming him. Express-News journalist Peggy O'Hare explains the intricacies of the case and the challenges she faced reporting it.
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The coronavirus has upended delicate conversations about end-of-life medical care. In this episode of EN-Depth, health reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Lisa Krantz share the heart-wrenching experience of one San Antonio family.