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‘Chicano Squad’ Provides New Perspectives on Police Brutality and Unsolved Murders Two native Texans teamed up to produce a just-released podcast that tells the story of an innovative group of Houston homicide detectives. A new podcast explores the history of Houston’s Chicano Squad, which began in 1979 after a horrifying in-custody death. Via 'Chicano Squad' Podcast Two native Texans teamed up to produce a just-released podcast that tells the story of an innovative group of Houston homicide detectives. A new podcast explores the history of Houston’s Chicano Squad, which began in 1979...

San Antonio’s oldest and largest public housing development is fueling a conflict between entities with different visions for the West Side.

Loon Star: Mr. Cruz goes to Washington Ben Sargent Ben Sargent Jan 8, 2021, 12:00 pm CST Ted Cruz was one of two Senate ringleaders to challenge the certification of electoral votes for Joe Biden on Wednesday. Then pro-Trump extremists violently stormed the U.S. Capitol. Cruz—who has long stoked fear around Democratic control, saying in 2018 that “the hard left is filled with anger and rage”—has since denounced the riots, but is now facing criticism and calls for his resignation from fellow lawmakers. Observer: Sheldon Adelson Bets Big on Texas Casinos:  The casino magnate and mega...

Editorial: Look Down Ballot for Democratic Wins in Texas The GOP-controlled state Legislature reconvenes next week. But Democrats flipped seemingly obscure seats, from justice of the peace to county sheriff, that have outsized impacts on Texas families. Israel García, right, from one of his campaign videos. García was sworn in January 4, 2020, as the Justice of the Peace for the biggest JP court in Harris County. The GOP-controlled state Legislature reconvenes next week. But Democrats flipped seemingly obscure seats, from justice of the peace to county sheriff, that have outsized impacts o...

Why Didn’t San Antonio Police Immediately Apply First Aid To Darrell Zemault Sr. After Shooting Him? Bystander videos show that officers waited a full minute before administering care. Courtesy Of Celeste Brown Courtesy Of Celeste Brown San Antonio police officers waited more than 1 minute to apply first aid to Darrel Zemault Sr. after they shot him in front of his house. The officers were attempting to arrest him for outstanding warrants when, they claim, he grabbed one of their guns, and an officer shot him in the back. But the San Antonio Police Department has not provided video footage ...