A San Antonio intersection got major upgrades after a blind homeowner said speeding drivers were posing a safety threat for her and her children.

City of San Antonio Public Works says a traffic study is on the way for a fast-paced street.

As the deadline approaches to apply for school vouchers, families are struggling to receive the benefits reserved for those with disabilities.

Families of students with disabilities could receive up to an additional $30,000, but only if they have completed a recent Individualized Education Program.

A complaint from a homeowner who is blind, followed by KSAT reaching out, prompted action from her city councilmember.

Students with disabilities, who come from low-income families and plan to attend private school, have the potential to receive the most amount of money through the Education Savings Account program.

A man with disabilities abruptly stopped receiving Social Security benefits in late March and early April because the administration inaccurately marked him as deceased.

A specific line in the lawsuit is raising alarm for some people that the case could have a much more sweeping impact beyond removing protections for “gender dysphoria.”

A 12-year-old Boy Scout has a disability that impacts his ability to walk, but that doesn’t stop him when it comes to sports.

Over the weekend, 28 athletes from San Antonio received the chance to learn from a member of Team USA’s Power Soccer National team, honing their skills and finding a community amongst each other.

Five days after a disabled veteran was left stranded by a towing company that took his vehicle from a handicap zone, he's being reunited with his vehicle and getting an apology.

Connect Ability was created to guide families with life-changing diagnoses to resources.

SAN ANTONIO – Sylvia Cooper lives in a mobile home community in far Southeast San Antonio. Clients like Cooper have to be referred to the Texas Ramp Project by a third-party health care provider. Swarner is the Texas Ramp project coordinator for San Antonio. For more information on the Texas Ramp Project, click here. RELATED: City of San Antonio marks 30 years of Americans with Disabilities Act with reminder of services

San Antonio – A South Texas woman has dedicated her life to helping veterans overcome Posttraumatic Stress Disorder by training shelter dogs to become service animals. Our job is to train a dog to alleviate those symptoms.”AdShe said they look for five things in a potential service dog. “The thing with shelter dogs is that they have a shelter way of being,” Jenkins said. “The main obstacle is the misinformation and education lacking for service dogs and service dog training,” Jenkins said. The main issue I would say is the service dog registries which are fake and not real nor is it associated with anything.