As a photojournalist, Tamir Kalifa covered the Uvalde school shooting and Hurricane Harvey. With ‘Witness,’ he’s turned his experiences into song.

Tamir Kalifa has been a musician for nearly all of his life and a photojournalist for more than 15 years. On Friday night at ...

San Antonio city officials and utility representatives held a news conference on Saturday morning to provide an update on ...

The San Antonio River is flowing once again after it was drained for maintenance as a part of the River Walk Maintenance ...

Meteorologists are calling it "historic," "cripling," "devastating," and "significant." ...

Bob Rehak of ReduceFlooding.com says progressives are wrong to critique Mayor John Whitmire for working across the political ...

The 2026 General Legislative session is starting soon, and hundreds of bills are set to be considered by Utah legislators, ...

WRAL is proud to announce another internal promotion within its award-winning newsroom. Lora Lavigne has been named a morning anchor, stepping into the role as Michelle Mackonochie transitions to WRAL ...

A mass tree-planting operation – the largest for some years – has begun in a bid to help a beloved South Downs nature reserve ...

Construction crews are fanning out across Rosenberg as part of a nearly $48 million drainage overhaul aimed at fixing ...

Austin-based photojournalist Tamir Kalifa brings in a host of musicians for the project, including the older sister of a Robb Elementary shooting victim.

Harvey Weinstein is considering pleading guilty to a third-degree rape charge to avoid facing trial for a third time, the former Hollywood mogul’s lawyer told a judge in a downtown Manhattan courtroom ...