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San Antonio Stories with Vincent Davis introduces you to Jarrel Flowers, a San Antonio musician on a mission to share his faith through hip-hop beats and helping local artists.

San Antonio Stories with Vincent Davis introduces you to Rhiana Ward, who works for San Antonio-based engineering consulting firm Raba Kistner, who recently led an excavation team during a preservation project at the Alamo. Ward was one of four full-time women archaeologists on the Alamo crew during the 18-month project.

Health and medical reporter Lauren Caruba discusses her dramatic profile of John Vargas, Jr., one of the first recipients of a double lung transplants due to COVID in the country. Read: 'You're not supposed to be here' - At 34, he needed new lungs after COVID wreaked havoc

Senior staff writer Bruce Selcraig joins the show to talk about his profile of Greg Brockhouse "He won’t say if he voted for Trump, calls Mayor Ron Nirenberg boring and phony, and is called “the best retail politician” on the horizon. But can this charismatic, complex candidate unspin a reputation as a sexist bully and political provocateur?"

Staff writer Scott Huddleston joins the show to talk about the latest on the Alamo restoration project. "The 30-member Alamo Citizen Advisory Committee unanimously approves closing Alamo Street but opening it for Fiesta parades, using pavers to outline original mission/fort location instead of handrails and allowing unrestricted pedestrian access to the plaza."   https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/San-Antonio-advisers-OK-Alamo-plan-changes-Alamo-16071228.php

On the latest San Antonio Stories, Vincent Davis introduces you to Burgundy Woods Growing up on the South Side, Burgundy Woods had visions of creating fashion and design, a passion that drove her to succeed in LA then return to San Antonio, where her company “Style Lush TV,” covers the city’s fashion scene. Read: Burgundy Woods is on the rise as home-grown fashionista, style influencer and champion of unsung fashion heroes

Criminal justice reporter Emilie Eaton joins the show. Fire Chief Charles Hood accused airport police officers of racial bias when they arrested his teen-age son. It caused a schism between him and Police Chief William McManus. A taxpayer-funded review of the arrest was shrouded in secrecy for months. Read the exclusive Express-News investigation.    

This week Vincent Davis joins the show to talk to the subject of his latest San Antonio Stories piece Levi Rodgers.  Levi is a former Green Beret turned real estate agent in San Antonio.   Read Vince's full column https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Former-Green-Beret-survived-IED-explosion-in-16042269.php#photo-20769032  

Investigative reporter Marina Starleaf Riker, staff writer Liz Hardway and photographer Jessica Phelps join the show to discuss the cities continued efforts to remove homeless camps during the pandemic  "In a city lacking stable housing for the homeless, February's record cold exposed the vulnerability — and shortage of options — for those living in a tent camp under Interstate 37" https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/homeless-camps-pandemic-16021629.php

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.  Read the full story: 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

Mystery Good Samaritan surprises neighbors with hidden gifts throughout North San Antonio neighborhood 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 San Antonio man recalls glory days of South Texas baseball Honey’s Place on San Antonio’sEast Side a throwback to old nightclubs and soul food stops