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As students return to class, many San Antonio parents are searching for safe, affordable after-school care.

Just days after the Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its A-F accountability ratings, schools are focusing on helping students learn and master grade-level skills.

Gospel Vision hosted its 24th annual back-to-school giveaway Saturday at Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church on San Antonio’s East Side.

The latest Texas Education Agency ratings show several major San Antonio-area school districts are still facing academic performance challenges.

When Aniya Soni was diagnosed with scoliosis at 14, she said she didn’t know anyone else going through the same thing. Now 16, she is working to make sure other girls in San Antonio don’t feel that same isolation.

To the children and staff at the Alamo Heights ISD school, Mr. Ralph the custodian is much more than the person who keeps the building running. He is known for his kindness, magic tricks and artwork that fills parts of the campus.

As students head back to school next week, parents across San Antonio are lining up daily plans to get kids to and from class. It’s a routine that can become a major obstacle when reliable transportation is out of reach.

Hundreds of students and parents lined up Friday to grab a free backpack just in time before they head back to school.

Whether it’s a snapshot of first-day smiles or showing off a new backpack, KSAT wants to see how your family is starting the new school year!

San Antonio Zoo says it will add more dates and extend hours for its Dinos After Dark event after large weekend crowds left some attendees frustrated by how packed the experience became.

With the school year starting soon and summer winding down, there is still time to take advantage of all the events happening across San Antonio.

Four eighth graders from Las Palmas Leadership School for Girls returned from China after representing San Antonio in the Destination Imagination Summer Experience, an international STEM program.

Now a decade into its existence, the Peanut Butter Bowl is coming back and better than ever. Since 2016, high schools from across San Antonio and surrounding areas have held a week-long food drive of peanut butter jars leading up to the opening weekend of high school football.

Nearly 3,000 USAA employees and volunteers gathered at the company’s San Antonio headquarters to support military families through a series of community service events, including the second annual Gold Star Gamers’ Cup.

Two organizations teamed up and gave back to the next generation of athletes by bringing together football talent with roots in the Alamo City.

America's most daring, extraordinary feat, landing astronauts on the moon, remains the pinnacle of achievement by anyone anywhere.

If you’re free on Wednesday, the San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

You’d never know it on first glance, but the dress Victoria Elizalde made always gets a second look. She’s one of five finalists in the nationwide Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest put on by Duck Brand duct tape.