What began as a pandemic necessity has now become a weekly routine for many families: curbside grocery pickup, home delivery, and mobile app ordering. A San Antonio couple has been tracking the cost difference between curbside orders and in-store shopping – and what they found may surprise you.

Since April 2025, KSAT has been consistently tracking prices every month at two separate stores in different parts of town on 15 items.

H-E-B is continuing to expand across Texas, with its newest location set to open next week in Melissa.

Many of us think of ourselves as savvy shoppers, looking for ways to snag a bargain and get the best value for our money. But are we using all the tips and tricks that are out there? Here is some advice to help you next time you're at the store.

A 12 On Your Side price check shows the same cart of groceries that cost less than $200 at the end of 2020 now costs 34 percent more. But, price jumps cooled off in the past year.

A Bexar County mom said she's saved nearly $2,000 on pantry foods in recent months by using a grocery app called "Martie."

Kroger is closing delivery facilities in San Antonio, Austin and South Florida because they “did not meet the benchmarks we set for success.”

The price of eggs has come down to earth, but most everything else costs more than it did just six months ago, an itemized price check shows.

Inflated grocery prices don't mean you can't eat healthy on a budget. Some basic strategies can help.

Inflation may be easing, but your grocery receipt doesn't show it. A detailed price check of the same groceries shows most prices significantly higher than one year ago.

For months, 12 On Your Side has been tracking prices on the same 48 items purchased online for curbside pickup from the same northside grocery store

You know groceries are costing more, but how much? We compared prices on eggs, milk, chicken and more to what they cost six months ago.

From putting dinner on the table, gas in the car and a roof over the family’s head, it’s getting more challenging to make ends meet.

As the price of groceries continues to creep up, it's pays to plan meals and spending.

As meat prices take a bigger bite out of family grocery budgets, The $5 Dinner Mom Erin Chase, says it pays to tweak your recipes to stretch the protein and your dollars.

As food prices continue to go up, many people are going outside to do their own gardening for fruits and vegetables.

With every scan at the grocery store or click at the pump, everyone’s wallets are hurting from the continued increased inflation.

H-E-B is providing an economic boost with the expansion of its support center on the Northeast Side, and now the San Antonio-based grocery company is looking to fill hundreds of jobs.

Kroger is returning to the San Antonio market after nearly 30 years by launching a delivery service complete with robots.

Add hot dogs, coffee and kids' juice pouches to the list of foods that you'll soon be paying more for as prices of many groceries continue to rise. But there are some easy ways to trim your family's bill.

If you think your cart of groceries is costing you more, you're not wrong. A price check of meat, milk, eggs and more showed the same cart of groceries costs about $20 more than last year.

Consumer Reports’ food-safety experts reveal some simple tips to save your food and keep your cool.

Monrovia, CA Trader Joes announced it will extend its store hours to better accommodate customers. Given the measures weve put in place to care for our crew and customers, effective June 29th, we are extending our store hours until 9:00 p.m. daily to better serve our communities, Trader Joes said in a statement. On May 28, Trader Joes announced that it was implementing policies that follow health guidelines to better serve customers during the outbreak of COVID-19. To find the hours for a Trader Joes store near you, visit the grocery stores locations page. RELATED: H-E-B limits toilet paper, paper towels as COVID-19 cases rise in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – Mi Tierra is offering an alternative to grocery stores. They have made their own pop-up grocery store, with curbside delivery! Some of the items they are offering include fresh tortillas, and “party packs” at the bar. If you want more information on Mi Tierra and the services they are offering, check out their website.