The questions are pouring in after KSAT reported on a New Braunfels woman who was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the abuse and neglect of her two adopted children. KSAT is getting answers.

A long-time foster and adoptive mom in New Braunfels, Susan Helton, has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for abusing and neglecting two of her seven adopted children. Helton's mother spoke to KSAT, defending her daughter.

If someone went into cardiac arrest in front of you, would you know how to save them? That’s a question a local girl and the American Heart Association want the San Antonio community to think about.

Hundreds of people gathered for the third annual Soles Walking for Souls event, marking the largest turnout yet for the fentanyl awareness walk.

On Sunday, Angel Moms will join with elected officials, advocates and community members to fight fentanyl and honor lives lost.

Drag performer Kristi Waters took to social media to say she has been diagnosed with stage three cancer, prompting her to stop performing for the time being. She told KSAT's Courtney Friedman what her plan is moving forward.

Prostate cancer is most common cancer in men, and is highly treatable if caught early. A KSAT anchor's family member is a testament to that and shared his story to spread awareness.

The 134th annual Battle of Flowers parade drew thousands to downtown San Antonio last week.

As Fiesta approaches, KSAT medals are back in the mix — get ready to collect some “fiesta-tastic” bling!

KSAT12 is happy to announce the promotion of Courtney Friedman to KSAT12 News at Noon anchor, serving alongside Stephanie Serna.

Southern California is being ravaged by wind-driven wildfires advancing at unprecedented speeds this week. KSAT’s Courtney Friedman grew up in Southern California and has been in contact with many friends affected by the fires, including a childhood best friend who just had to evacuate her home.

KSAT sent a list of questions to a water well company about how it’s trying to keep the water clean, and Tuesday the company sent detailed answers.

Fentanyl poisoning is a crisis that continues to surge across the United States. Fentanyl-related deaths have increased over the last four years and are responsible for taking the lives of 7,000 Texans alone.

Iran launched at least 180 missiles at Israel on Tuesday, almost all of which were intercepted by Israel with the help of the United States.

While teaching KSAT reporter Courtney Friedman how to paint, Sumon Bines-Karki’s quiet demeanor blossomed as he opened up about his difficulties and how his art got him through it.

Within the last month, KSAT has reported a series of stories about a business owner accused of taking money from families but never delivering their cemetery headstones.

Immigrants are a specific group of abuse survivors that are typically threatened with the same thing that keeps them from getting help — deportation. They are told they have nowhere else to go, but a local mom wants victims to know there is somewhere to go.

It's been made clear, party lines don't matter when it comes to rape kit testing. Two weeks ago, the U.S. House passed a version of the Debbie Smith act of 2023, which would continue funding to end the backlog of untested DNA evidence in sexual assaults.

A woman who did not want to be identified for safety reasons told KSAT reporter Courtney Friedman her story as a means of transparency to people watching the Israel-Hamas war from their phones and televisions.

On Sunday evening, KSAT’s Courtney Friedman got to speak with actor John Stamos and Beach Boys’ founder and frontman Mike Love.

Join KSAT Wednesday, October 6, 2022, at 2 p.m. for our town hall discussion on domestic violence.

For over a decade, Pauline Diaz's family has been searching relentlessly for her. She seemingly vanished without a trace in 2010, at age 63.

An unsubstantiated threat caused a lockdown and major law enforcement response at Jefferson High School on the West Side Tuesday afternoon.

Courtney Friedman reported in Rockport during the storm, and went back to check in with the community. She found the strength displayed during the town's darkest hour, has only grown.

There is a new addition to the KSAT family!

That’s why KSAT anchor and reporter Courtney Friedman will host a livestreamed town hall at 2 p.m. today, Wednesday, to help provide answers to KSAT viewers’ questions about pregnancy and infertility in the age of the coronavirus. But a clear divide in one San Antonio suburb shows the difficulty in meeting the needs of all parents, teachers and students. In this week’s KSAT Kids’ spotlight, we highlight 16-year-old Trent Anderson, who is the owner of his own company called BeeSpace. And for those students still seeking additional schooling help, the San Antonio Public Library continues to offer resources to help with their lessons. San Antonio area mom group providing some fun Easter-themed activities for kidsThe Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will once again roll into San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO – NOTE: A video of the town hall is available on demand in the video player above. KSAT anchor and reporter Courtney Friedman, who recently announced her pregnancy, spoke with a panel of four experts about COVID-19 during pregnancy, the vaccine, delivery protocols, breastfeeding, infertility, and mental health. Dr. Patrick Ramsey is the medical director for inpatient OB services at University Health and the Director of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship Program at UT Health San Antonio. He is also the Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UT Health San Antonio. Dr. Erin Mankus is an OB-GYN at University Health and an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UT Health San Antonio.

On Tuesday, anchor Myra Arthur hosted KSAT’s second “Parenting in a Pandemic” livestream special, which you can watch in the player above. The first ‘Parenting in a Pandemic’ livestream focused on adapting to change surrounding school and helping parents identify signs of sickness or struggles. You can watch that full livestream here. Ad📣CALLING ALL PARENTS 👶What have you learned while parenting during a pandemic? Posted by KSAT 12 & KSAT.com on Saturday, November 14, 2020Read more on our KSAT Kids page:Pregnancy in a pandemic: KSAT anchor Courtney Friedman has a big announcement

It’s a dream come true to announce to a community I love, that I’m pregnant. I have gathered so much information and have been able to personally ask the experts about these difficult choices I’m facing. I’m also talking to the concerned family members and friends of those who are expecting. Hopefully, that transparency will make us all feel a little more human, and a lot more at ease. I’m excited to learn alongside you and hope to offer you that same confidence and comfort that I’ve been able to find.