Adam B. Higgins

Thieves are targeting newly built, vacant homes and apartment complexes across Bexar County, stealing electrical breakers in what the sheriff’s office calls a growing, costly crime trend.

Mary Lou Aguirre has called one North San Antonio street home for more than 40 years, but she said recent construction on Capitol Avenue made her feel trapped.

As people test negative for both influenza and coronavirus, doctors are pointing to other possible explanations.

Region 20 Education Services Center just secured $647,156 so school mental health professionals, like counselors or social workers, can upgrade their degrees and become licensed school psychologists.

Calls to a local NAMI mental health helpline have spiked over the last few days, following 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos’ death by suicide.

Experts say that technology access should come with age-appropriate conversations with trusted adults about people who might try to talk to them online, in order to protect them from scary realities.

The announcement of Dr. Sean Maika’s resignation as the superintendent of North East Independent School District came as a surprise to many.

The number of scams targeting older adults continues to climb in San Antonio, and police say the number of reported cases only shows part of the problem.

A heartwarming moment was captured on camera as a local man returned a lost class ring to a Judson High School graduate. It's a mission that has been going on six years, and Richard Escobedo has reunited more than 200 people with their lost class rings.

The now-former council staffer accused of leaving a note with a “threatening” statement in the field office of Councilwoman Misty Spears (D9) would not answer KSAT’s questions about it on Tuesday. However, his former boss — and Spears’ predecessor — has jumped to his defense.

The terrifying mass shooting at an Australian Hanukkah celebration is hitting close to home for two Texas rabbis, one of them in San Antonio.

Former San Antonio Police Officers Association President Mike Helle stepped out of a quiet life of retirement Friday to deliver a stinging rebuke of his replacement, Danny Diaz.