Consumers struggling with credit card debt may be able to save money by using a personal loan to lower their interest rate, but financial experts say the move only works if borrowers qualify for favorable terms and compare offers carefully.

City Council approved a series of rate hikes for San Antonio Water System customers Thursday, which could raise the average residential bill by roughly $13 to $17 by 2030.

Families can enjoy the Halloween classic, free popcorn and a 19th century picnic tradition while supporting cemetery preservation.

High school football season is underway, and fans looking to support local teams can do so at San Antonio Independent School District’s Alamo Stadium without spending much.

Millions of Americans who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will see changes beginning Oct. 1, including modest increases in monthly payments for many households and tighter eligibility rules expected in the coming months.

Finding affordable parking in downtown San Antonio can feel overwhelming, but the city says cheap options exist if you know where to look.

On Wednesday, City Council discussed a familiar-looking, multi-year proposal from the San Antonio Water System to raise water rates at the beginning of the new year.

The San Antonio Water System is back at City Hall with a familiar-looking, multi-year proposal to raise your water rates.

Tapping a credit card or phone at checkout may feel quick and convenient, but research suggests that ease could come with a cost: People tend to spend more when they pay without cash.

Beginning Oct. 1, though, attending top Alamodome events will get even more expensive, and out-of-town concert-goers will eventually face higher costs, too, when they stay overnight.

Gas prices have been on the rise across the country, including in San Antonio, and an expert warns you shouldn’t hold your breath waiting for a big drop.

About 20% of Bexar County families face food insecurity, and local organizations are working together to connect those families with resources during Hunger Action Month in September.

Canada struck back at U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday with tariffs on about $20 billion worth of U.S. goods, in response to the latest round of tariffs on Canada.

San Antonio homeowners could see their property taxes increase under the city’s proposed 2027 budget.

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.

The war with Iran is thousands of miles away — but its effects could hit your wallet right here at home.

If you paid rent within the last seven years, you may be eligible for a settlement check in a class action lawsuit accusing rental companies of inflating rent prices.

San Antonio renters who lived in certain apartment communities between 2018 and 2025 may be eligible to submit a claim as part of a proposed nationwide settlement involving apartment owners and property managers accused of participating in a scheme that inflated rents.

Rising housing costs and a shortage of affordable places to live are leaving more Bexar County families at risk of homelessness, according to new census data released by the nonprofit Close to Home.

From trash to parking to ambulance rides, the City of San Antonio is considering raising or creating more than 140 fees, permits, and other revenue sources in the FY 2027 budget.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum in the heart of downtown showcases art and artifacts that tell stories of the American West, Texas and those who shaped the region.

San Antonio will consider its first property tax increase in 34 years as part of a plan to close a $158 million budget deficit over the next two years.

Eating on a tighter budget doesn’t mean people have to sacrifice sufficient nutrition.

A San Antonio property owner is offering educators a year of rent-free housing in exchange for a few hours each week helping students and families at local apartment communities.

Families looking for affordable summer plans can find discounted tickets, food specials and theme nights at Nelson Wolff Stadium as the San Antonio Missions continue home games through July.

State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for governor, is promising to send each Texas household a $1,500 check drawn from the state’s rainy day fund if she defeats Gov. Greg Abbott this November.

Last week, 530A Accounts, commonly known as “Trump Accounts,” opened for families to invest money in their children’s future.

Federal government seeding $1,000 investment accounts for 1.4 million eligible children starting July 4

As families prepare for Fourth of July cookouts, rising beef prices continue to affect shoppers’ grocery budgets.

Sen. Chris Murphy has introduced the Living Wage for All Act, which would raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour by 2032 for large corporations and 2039 for other businesses. Do you agree with a $25 minimum wage? Let us know.

Taxi drivers are asking the city to raise their rates to match the cost of living, they want more cabstands sprinkled around the county where they can legally park, and they hope a possible grant would help with vehicle maintenance and the creation of an app similar to that of Uber and Lyft.

The San Antonio Spurs are headed home to play Game 5 against the New York Knicks this Saturday.

Shoppers checking out at H-E-B and Walmart won’t see much movement in their grocery bills this week.

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

From free parking and new exhibits to interactive animal experiences and family attractions, the San Antonio Zoo continues to expand what visitors can see and do.

San Antonio has a reputation as an affordable city, but it’s hard to ignore the rising prices on everyday goods. And from the cost of a gallon of milk to a gallon of gas, people are feeling it.

The City of San Antonio’s first property tax workshop began this week at a North Side church to help homeowners, according to a news release.

As housing costs climb across Bexar County, data from Metro Health reveals families are increasingly forced to choose between housing and healthcare — a tradeoff now being linked to worsening physical and mental health outcomes.

Drivers across the San Antonio area are paying more than $4 a gallon at the pump, though some are finding cheaper options if they know where to look.

Teachers 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.

Looking for something fun to do that won’t break the bank? The Pearl offers a variety of free and low-cost activities throughout the week — and getting there may be easier than you think.

The U.S. Treasury Department reports that the average tax refund this year has climbed to more than $3,400 — approximately $340 higher than last year.

Diesel prices statewide set a new record on Wednesday, according to Gas Buddy, as Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz once again.

As inflation and economic pressures continue to strain household budgets, a new report found many Americans are struggling financially — including in San Antonio.

A new affordable housing project with a focus on helping people exiting homelessness opened near downtown San Antonio this week.