This week On The Record with Randy Beamer, we’re looking at a new poll out from UT San Antonio’s Center for Public Opinion Research on whether voters support the county Propositions on the November Ballot. Director Bryan Gervais explains how this polling could be indicative of the outcome of the vote.

Next, Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai outlines the two upcoming ballot propositions, what they mean, and how the taxing structure will work.

We talk with Maria Perez-Diaz, the local representative on the State Board of Education, about concerns over a newly-appointed social studies content advisor, David Barton. She explains why he is not the best fit for the job, and why the state board needs to take a different path.

On Reporter’s Roundtable, Express News Reporter Scott Huddleston talks with Randy about two recent stories he covered on the Alamo – the retraction of a post the General Land Office considered too “woke’, and a plan to have public school students help raise money through fundraising for the Texas Shrine.

On The Record airs 7 p.m. Thursdays. Watch on-air (channel 9.1) or online via the PBS app. Watch all past episodes by visiting https://video.klrn.org/show/klrn-on-the-record/

Generous support for On The Record on KLRN is provided by Steve and Adele Dufilho.

On this edition of the SA Files, host Ed Arnold, Editor-In-Chief of the San Antonio Business Journal, talks with civic and political leader Henry Cisneros about his new book the Austin-San Antonio Megaregion. The two discuss what needs to be done in order to accommodate the incredible growth between the two cities.

Watch all past episodes of The San Antonio Files by visiting www.klrn.org/sanantoniofiles.

Thursday at 7:30 on the Season 5 finale of ¡SALUD! hosts Melanie Mendez-Gonzales and Jessie Degollado get to know three Latinas who have found success in charting their own paths.

First, we sit down with Cariño Cortez, an entrepreneur and restaurant manager. We learn what it was like growing up in a well-known restauranteur family and how attending the prestigious Culinary Institute of America inspired her to grow her own brand.

Then, Josie Gutierrez found a new passion in encouraging others to get off the couch and into nature with the organization Latino outdoors. Learn how social media led her to a role with the organization and is allowing her to live her best life one adventure at a time.

Finally, what does it take to be a board member? Former councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia explains how serving on local boards and commissions can lead to a new level of success for women. Hear how they work, what to expect, and why new faces are a welcome addition.

Watch and listen to all past episodes on-demand at ⁠www.klrn.org/salud⁠. ¡SALUD! is generously supported by Texas Mutual.

This week On The Record with Randy Beamer, District 7 Council Rep Marina Alderete Gavito explains why she is asking both SAWS and the EAA for a formal statement of position on the proposed Guajolote Ranch development, and why she says the city should stay involved to protect San Antonio’s water source.

Then Dr. Abel Chavez, President of Our Lady of the Lake University, discusses the recent cut to degree programs and declining enrollment and why the University is getting back to the basics with a focus on its original mission.

On Reporter’s Roundtable, SA Report’s Jasper Kenzo Sundeen goes further into his story on SAWS and it’s proposed rate increase, plus, the fight between Texas cities to have the “Biggest” convention space.

On The Record airs 7 p.m. Thursdays. Watch on-air (channel 9.1) or online via the PBS app. Watch all past episodes by visiting https://video.klrn.org/show/klrn-on-the-record/

Generous support for On The Record on KLRN is provided by Steve and Adele Dufilho.

On this episode, learn how Latinas are changing history right before our eyes — in historical archives, inspirational pageants, and the food industry.

Imagine a museum dedicated to the history of Bexar County, led by an 11th-generation San Antonian - who is the first Latina to head up that museum. We talk with Belinda Mora Gavellos - Chair of the Bexar County Historical Commission - to learn about this historical role and the history she is working to preserve.

There was a time when beauty pageants focused solely on physical appearance; but that era is now one for the history books. Today, pageants like Miss Texas Latina celebrate Hispanic culture, empowerment, and community involvement. We meet Ms. Texas Latina 2024 Allegra Rodriguez and learn that, beyond her beauty, she is an inspiration in the world of science and technology.

Finally, many people celebrate their family history through food - gathering around the kitchen table to enjoy cherished family recipes. Entrepreneur Maria Flores wanted to honor her heritage by sharing her traditions through her company, Hess Street Foods. She speaks with Jessie Degollado about how she carved out her space in a highly competitive industry.

Listen to all past episodes and watch on demand by visiting klrn.org/salud.

¡SALUD! on KLRN is supported by Texas Mutual.

TONIGHT at 5:30, join host Randy Beamer as he breaks down the two county propositions and state constitutional amendments that will go before voters on November 4th.

Watch on-air (channel 9) and on demand at www.klrn.org. Special thanks to the League of Women Voters of San Antonio Area.

You can visit www.vote411.org for personalized, nonpartisan voter info ahead of the upcoming November election.

This week on ¡SALUD!, hosts Melanie Mendez-Gonzales and Jessie Degollado meet three Latinas who are leading the way in civil service, journalism, and communication strategy.

With 24 years of service in the San Antonio Fire Department, Valerie Frausto was appointed to Fire Chief in 2024 - becoming the first woman to lead the department. We hear more about her journey from Firefighter to Fire Chief.

Nora Lopez’s love for journalism began at her school paper in Edinburg, Texas. Her studies at the University of Texas Pan American (now UT Rio Grande Valley) along with helpful mentorship set Nora on the path to eventually becoming Executive Editor of the San Antonio Express-News.

There seem to be dozens of seminars, conferences, and summits that offer professional development – are they worth it? TalkStrategy CEO/Owner Anamaria Suescun-Fast explains why these kinds of gatherings matter – and what they can offer up-and-coming leaders.

Catch ¡SALUD!, Thursday at 7:30PM on-air and online. Watchand listen to all episodes on-demand at www.klrn.org/salud.

¡SALUD! is generously supported by Texas Mutual.

This week On The Record with Randy Beamer, we talk with Bexar County Elections Administrator Michele Carew, about how the county is moving forward with a backlog of more than 50-thousand voter registration applications.

Next, the city is looking at a strategic plan to increase business and tourism in the heart of the Riverwalk. Marco Barros, Trustee with the Riverwalk Business Group, explains why the plan is needed to bring declining business back.

On Reporter’s Roundtable, SA Report’s Andrea Drusch discusses with Randy the ethics complaint filed against Mayor Jones regarding her efforts to lure the Democratic National Convention to San Antonio.

On The Record airs 7 p.m. Thursdays. Watch on-air (channel 9.1) or online via the PBS app. Watch all past episodes by visiting https://video.klrn.org/show/klrn-on-the-record/

Generous support for On The Record on KLRN is provided by Steve and Adele Dufilho.