550,000 Texans lost food stamp access since the ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Food banks are feeling the strain.
Read full article: 550,000 Texans lost food stamp access since the ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Food banks are feeling the strain.Families are becoming increasingly reliant on local food banks after cuts to Texas’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) were enacted last year in the federal spending bill, sometimes referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Could San Antonio renters finally get a break? Report shows rent prices going down
Read full article: Could San Antonio renters finally get a break? Report shows rent prices going downNational rent prices have been falling for nearly three years. To see whether San Antonio renters are feeling the relief, KSAT contacted apartment properties across the city and compared local rates to industry data.
‘Grateful for the help:’ San Antonio Food Bank, Boeing serve 600 families at distribution event
Read full article: ‘Grateful for the help:’ San Antonio Food Bank, Boeing serve 600 families at distribution eventHundreds of families lined up early Saturday morning to receive free, fresh food provided through a partnership between the San Antonio Food Bank and the Boeing Center at Tech Port.
NBA Finals ticket costs pricing out fans and families
Read full article: NBA Finals ticket costs pricing out fans and familiesAs excitement builds around the championship series between the Spurs and the Knicks, soaring ticket prices on the resale market are making attendance increasingly unaffordable for average families.
What’s driving higher grocery prices? San Antonio economics professor explains using a tomato
Read full article: What’s driving higher grocery prices? San Antonio economics professor explains using a tomatoMany everyday items remain more expensive than they were just a few years ago. Associate Professor Taylor Collins explains why.
Many teachers juggle side jobs to make ends meet, study finds
Read full article: Many teachers juggle side jobs to make ends meet, study findsTeachers are known for going above and beyond for their students, but for many, the work doesn’t stop when the school day ends. For one San Antonio high school teacher, long hours are just part of the profession.
Habitat for Humanity San Antonio marks 50 years, dedicates first 15 homes of 2026
Read full article: Habitat for Humanity San Antonio marks 50 years, dedicates first 15 homes of 2026Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio and Guadalupe Valley marked its 50th anniversary by dedicating its first 15 homes of 2026.
San Antonio Food Bank, Boeing serve 600+ families at third distribution event ahead of Easter
Read full article: San Antonio Food Bank, Boeing serve 600+ families at third distribution event ahead of EasterThe San Antonio Food Bank teamed up with the Boeing Center at Tech Port to hold a large drive-thru food distribution ahead of Easter weekend, with organizers serving more than 600 families.
Both sides in Iran war ratchet up attacks on energy facilities, as oil prices surge
Read full article: Both sides in Iran war ratchet up attacks on energy facilities, as oil prices surgeIsrael kept up its campaign of targeting Iran's leaders in an effort to weaken the country's ruling theocracy, killing its third top official in two days.
Gas prices surge ahead of spring break travel, with San Antonio drivers feeling the pinch
Read full article: Gas prices surge ahead of spring break travel, with San Antonio drivers feeling the pinchGas prices are climbing quickly just as many families prepare to hit the road for spring break, and experts warn the increases may continue for weeks.
Bexar County expedites financial assistance for family at risk of eviction after KSAT report, Judge says
Read full article: Bexar County expedites financial assistance for family at risk of eviction after KSAT report, Judge saysFinancial assistance is being provided to a far West Side resident whose family was at risk of eviction after county leadership saw his story on KSAT’s website.
Family at risk of eviction navigates limited support from Bexar County resources
Read full article: Family at risk of eviction navigates limited support from Bexar County resourcesBecause Trey Meyer lives in unincorporated Bexar County, he’s learning that there are limited housing assistance options for those who live outside city limits.