Azian Bermea
Photojournalist

Azian Bermea is a photojournalist at KSAT.

Azian Bermea is a photojournalist at KSAT.

Every year, Anita Samaniego Avellana spends hours in the makeup chair and months planning an elaborate costume to transform herself into La Catrina Tejana. At Muertos Fest in San Antonio, people often stop to take pictures with her, admiring the intricate designs and sugar-skull makeup. But behind the colorful costumes is a deeply personal tradition — one that keeps the memory of her late brother alive.

Students at CAST Tech High School are using Día de los Muertos traditions to recognize the people and communities who lived on their campus site long before the school was built.

San Antonio police say the worker confronted a man who and woman who tried to run out on their bill at Rocky's Taco House. They say the pair then punched her in the nose and stomach.

A landscaper was attacked by a swarm of bees in Kirby. The property where it happened Thursday is next door to a church which is launching a weekend pumpkin patch event.

President Donald Trump’s campaign stop in San Antonio Wednesday evening drew enthusiastic supporters, vocal protesters and plenty of political fanfare, but a local political science professor says the visit is unlikely to make much of a difference at the polls.

As many as 14 student athletes at O’Connor High School have been treated for a highly contagious skin infection, according to a spokesman for the Northside Independent School District.

Leaders say the new combined chamber will make advocacy for smaller companies a top priority — particularly as many small businesses continue to struggle in a tough economic climate.

A deadly shooting Sunday night involving a Lytle homeowner who fired at an intruder marks the first homicide in that city in 13 years.