Jerry Clayton is a Host/Reporter at Texas Public Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, travel and tourism, as well as law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on issues relevant to Texas and San Antonio. Jerry's work has been featured in KERA News, NPR, The Messenger (Madisonville, KY), Texas Public Radio, and Denton Media Company.
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Jerry Clayton's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on local news in Texas, particularly in San Antonio. His articles cover topics such as government & politics, wildlife, and science. When reaching out to Jerry, consider providing insights or data related to these areas with a particular emphasis on how they impact the local community. Additionally, he shows interest in legal policy regulation and announcements from governmental bodies.
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By: Jerry Clayton
The nation’s largest kosher BBQ cookoff will be held Sunday at Congregation Agudas Achim in San Antonio.
Diwali is the celebration of light over darkness, the victory of good over evil. It featured music, dancing and a celebration of Indian culture, but arguably, the star of Diwali might just be the food.
By: Jerry Clayton
Gonzalez was heavily favored to win the expansive district, which stretches from northwest Bexar County to just outside El Paso.
The Michelin Guide has come to Texas, and several San Antonio restaurants are now included in the prestigious publication. TPR's Jerry Clayton spoke with Express-News Restaurant Critic Mike Sutter about the Michelin guide's impact on the local food scene.
By: Jerry Clayton
The dinners serve not just seniors, but those experiencing homelessness, veterans and anyone who doesn’t want to be alone on Thanksgiving.
Legendary San Antonio caterer Rosemary Kowalski died recently following a short illness. She was 100. Kowalski worked with her husband Hank to build a West Side barbecue restaurant into an 800-person catering business known as the RK group. TPR's Jerry Clayton recently spoke with Cappy Lawton, a longtime friend of Rosemary who has been in the restaurant business for 50 years.
By: Jerry Clayton
The FBI has received reports of more than 5,000 reported drone sightings, and the government has done little to shed light on what is happening.
By: Jerry Clayton
The city of Corpus Christi is feeling the impact of severe drought conditions and is now under Stage 3 water restrictions . The move to stage 3 came
By: Jerry Clayton
Drone sightings along the East Coast and recently in North Texas near some sensitive military facilities have caused a stir in the media for the last several weeks.
By: Jerry Clayton
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