Eddie Latigo
Photojournalist



Judson ISD removed nine hazardous bus routes this school year, leaving some students to walk to school and families questioning their safety.

A teenager was hospitalized after shots were fired near a Northeast Side apartment complex, the San Antonio Police Department said.

Families who spoke with KSAT Investigates said they experienced that gap firsthand, describing repeated attempts to get specialized help for loved ones in crisis.

San Antonio's solid waste crews have collected nearly 6 million pounds of debris since the Aug. 28 storms, and the city is waiving its usual brush collection limits to help residents clean up.

A monthslong KSAT Investigates probe reveals a Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD board member falsified at least half a dozen applications for teaching jobs — and continued to get hired at schools across the state.

San Antonio International Airport requires vendors to keep prices within 10% of street pricing, but a KSAT investigation found some travel essentials cost significantly more — including bottled water with a 59% markup.

More than half of charter school teachers in Texas working last school year were uncertified, according to KSAT Investigates’ analysis of data from the Texas Education Agency.

A new Texas law will soon require schools to have a plan for cardiac emergencies, and KSAT Investigates found most Bexar County-area school districts are still working on them.

More than 3,800 uncertified teachers taught in Bexar County-area classrooms last school year, according to state data analyzed by KSAT Investigates.

As data centers rapidly expand across South Texas, KSAT Investigates learned the public cannot find out how much water San Antonio-area data centers are using because of a Texas law that its author says is being interpreted far more broadly than intended.