Alexis Montalbo

Governor Greg Abbott visited Bexar County as part of a three-city stop to encourage voters visit the polls ahead of the March primary election.

A Helotes dog owner is warning neighbors to stay alert after his dog came home with unexplained injuries.

It is that time of the year again, San Antonio: Thursday is the official kickoff of the 2026 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. See what KSAT saw and heard on the event's first day.

Valentine’s Day flowers may cost more this year as tariffs and higher shipping expenses drive up prices for local florists, according to a San Antonio shop owner who says the increases are also cutting into sales.

Inside a 111-year-old house north of downtown San Antonio, fresh paint, new lighting and hand-painted murals are part of a renovation designed to help children who have experienced abuse or neglect feel safe.

The work is messy, loud and fast, but the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo couldn’t happen without it.

The first of 10 Safe Haven Baby Boxes was supposed to be installed at San Antonio Fire Station 24 by the end of February. But the contract for that project has not yet been signed, according to an SAFD spokesperson.

The daily caffeine hit is costing all of us more money. Even with the tariffs rolled back, we’re still paying the price.

Federal immigration officials are reportedly scouting warehouses across the United States and beginning to purchase some of them to transform into detention and processing facilities.

Any Baby Can of Southwest Texas, a nonprofit that helps families navigate the challenges and medical care that come with an autism or intellectual and developmental diagnosis, has expanded nearly all of its services to Spanish.

VIA Metropolitan Transit says it is working to make bus service faster and more reliable across San Antonio. It plans to do so by increasing service frequency, reducing some stops on key lines and adding new routes.

Adiah Roberson will spend the next 40 years in prison, according to a decision by Judge Benjamin Robertson in Bexar County’s 226th Criminal District Court.