On This episode of "Texas Matters":

• The Texas population boom.
• The shrinking White population (9:00).
• Wind power is clean, cheap and under attack (20:40).

On Fronteras:

• We mark Pride Month with a conversation about the medication taken daily to reduce the chances of HIV transmission and the cultural barriers that stand in the way of gay Latino men attaining the drug (0:17).
• LGBTQI+ artists in San Antonio celebrate diversity and individuality in the exhibit, “We Are” (11:10).

Phillip Schnarrs is an assistant professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio in the College of Education and Human Development, and a co-director at the South Texas Consortium for HIV and STI Research.

Twelve San Antonio LGBTQI+ artists weave their identities, narratives, and history into the exhibit “‘We Are,” which is on display at San Antonio’s Culture Commons Gallery through July 13.  

From flamenco to a documentary to a new Spanish art exhibit, there are a lot of events going on this weekend.

Lockheed Martin will launch a new cyber arm in San Antonio that will grow to 100 jobs over the next two years, according to company officials.

The San Antonio Alliance is bringing pro football back to the city in February 9, 2019.