Justin Rodriguez
Video Editor

Justin Rodriguez is an editor at KSAT 12.

Justin Rodriguez is an editor at KSAT 12.

KSAT was there the moment a man was rescued after nearly being swept away by floodwaters on the East Side.

A Texas House oversight committee is examining the relationship between district attorneys and the Wren Collective, a criminal justice reform organization that has worked with prosecutors across the country, including Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales.

For those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, the changes in temperature, daylight or even daily routines can present challenges.

A field of 500 American flags stands in Kerrville this weekend as part of a community tribute to those lost on Sept. 11 and the service members who answered the call.

What started nearly 13 years ago as a small gathering outside KSAT has grown into a major fundraiser and source of support for families affected by brain cancer.

Balcones Heights Mayor Johnny Rodriguez was arrested Wednesday after allegedly assaulting a former councilman during a City Council meeting, according to a warrant for Rodriguez’s arrest.

With temperatures climbing across San Antonio, CPS Energy is asking customers to take a few simple steps to conserve electricity as the city prepares for a peak energy demand day Thursday, Aug. 20.

After Camp Mystic filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, questions came in about what this means for the company and the lawsuits against the camp.

Basila Frocks, a landmark structure built in 1929, recently completed renovations and has since seen an explosion of business activity over the last six months.

After the San Antonio Spurs lost to the New York Knicks 105-95 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, KSAT caught up with a familiar face ahead of Game 2.

Many everyday items remain more expensive than they were just a few years ago. Associate Professor Taylor Collins explains why.

San Antonio Spurs fans are once again filling streets with celebratory honking after playoff wins, continuing a tradition that has become deeply tied to the city’s basketball culture. Now, some fans are even taking the celebration online.