Jerry Clayton is a host and reporter for Texas Public Radio, focusing on local news and stories in the Texas area, particularly in San Antonio. His work has also been featured in The Messenger and he has contributed to KERA News and NPR. Jerry covers a range of topics including health, science, wildlife, and community events.
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By: Jerry Clayton
Living recipients of the Medal of Honor, their families, and widows of deceased recipients will convene in San Antonio next week.
By: Jerry Clayton
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus McManus said complaints had been made involving human trafficking, narcotics and threats to apartment complex employees.
By: Jerry Clayton
When storms like Helene and Milton sever traditional wireless and web networks, these operators can step in to provide weather updates and damage assessments, connect people with worried loved ones far away, and even relay emails.
Ahead of their show in San Antonio, indie rock legends CAKE stopped by Texas Public Radio to record a song for a session of Live From the Freight Elevator. The song titled "Billionaire in Space" is off of their new album set to be released next year. TPR's Jerry Clayton takes us behind the scenes.
By: Jerry Clayton
The meter will also watch for leaks. The city-owned utility plans to replace all meters by the end of 2025 — about 610,000 in total.
By: Jerry Clayton
Matthew Clark of San Antonio is logistics chief for the non-profit Ground Force Humanitarian Aid. He’s currently in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, near the hardest hit area of the floods.
By: Jerry Clayton
Hurricane Helene hit hard in mountainous areas in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee with unimaginable devastation.
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.
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