Go to the KSAT homepage

A brain cancer diagnosis can change a family’s life in an instant, bringing fear, uncertainty and costs that are not always visible.

What started nearly 13 years ago as a small gathering outside KSAT has grown into a major fundraiser and source of support for families affected by brain cancer.

Meaningful change rarely comes from one person doing everything. It comes from many people doing something. This is the message behind the San Antonio Food Bank’s Hunger Action Month campaign called “Nourishing in Numbers.”

The 13th annual Head for the Cure 5K returns, bringing the community together for brain cancer support and research.

The flu vaccination events are open to adults and children 6 months and older; registration is required

What if the most important back-to-school preparation has nothing to do with what’s in a backpack?

Donations to the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM) support free programming, public exhibits and long-term preservation with a goal of a future cultural center.

Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union will launch Stars, Stripes & Service, a statewide food drive running July 1-24, 2026, to help families facing food insecurity across Texas.

University Health and UT Health San Antonio will host the Surgery Weekend, offering free procedures for selected patients through an advanced application process.

Former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is among the featured authors at Saturday’s San Antonio Book Festival.

The San Antonio Book Festival returns this Saturday, bringing together more than 100 authors, including Arnie Segovia.

Rachel Higginbotham realized that something was wrong with her friend and fellow churchgoer, Billy Massie, after noticing he “didn’t look well.”

More than 100 state, national and international authors will be in town on Saturday to spark a love for reading as the San Antonio Book Festival returns for its 14th year.

April is National Donate Life Month, and the Texas Organ Sharing Alliance (TOSA) is urging more people to consider registering as organ donors.

April is National Donate Life Month, a time set aside to recognize organ donors and the people whose lives have been changed by a transplant.

The Alamo Head Injury Association helps people in South Texas living with brain injuries, as well as their families, find support, resources and a path forward.

At ABC of Southwest Texas, Desiree Holmes and her team provide support, counseling and community for parents and guardians facing one of life’s hardest moments.

The San Antonio Book Festival announced its 2026 lineup. It features more than 110 local, regional and national authors for its 14th annual event.

After her own diagnosis under 50, Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores partnered with University Health for Colon Cancer Awareness Month events urging San Antonians 45 and older and those at higher risk to get screened.

KSAT Community is partnering with local high school students to host a live televised phone bank in support of Blood Cancer United’s Student Visionaries of the Year (South Texas) campaign.

KSAT Community is hosting a town hall to address the trend of people opting out of organ donation, what it could mean for patients and families waiting for transplants and how to separate facts from misinformation.

Celebrate National Blood Donor Month by scheduling your blood donation appointment with University Health and learn when and where to give.

San Antonio College students took on a challenging project: creating their own news stories from start to finish.

Pay It Forward SA offers a bridge to recovery for homeless individuals through community care and life-changing programs

KSAT was honored as the Hunger Fighter of the Year 2025 for the Gift of Voice at the 27th annual Harvest of Hope gala hosted by the San Antonio Food Bank.

Discover practical tips to spot fraud at our town hall at 11 a.m. on Dec. 3

The numbers show that positive results for both fentanyl and marijuana have doubled since 2020.

What should have been an exciting milestone of kindergarten turned into a life-altering medical crisis for Aida.

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

A 15-year-old from Floresville shares her story of survival after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of blood cancer.

Blood Cancer United, which was formerly known as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, has created a way for blood cancer patients to tap into resources that can ease the financial burden of receiving treatment.

Blood Cancer United, a nonprofit, has compiled a list of resources aimed at encouraging and educating blood cancer patients. Some resources are available free of charge.