Students in the New Braunfels Independent School District can once again check out books from their school libraries after a temporary closure last week. However, these 81 titles are under review.

Dozens of people spoke at a special-called New Braunfels ISD board meeting after the closure of middle and high school libraries in the district.

The San Antonio Public Library is celebrating Hispanic Heritage month with special programming happening daily.

Kieren Hickey and his team of librarian volunteers at the Queer Liberation Library work to elevate queer voices in places where LGBTQ+ people may not have access to those types of books at their home libraries.

San Antonio Public Library secured $385,000 in additional funding to upgrade the Las Palmas Library location.

The San Antonio Public Library Board of Trustees approved the design changes after public comment.

With spring break upon us, the San Antonio Public Library has a variety of activities for the family to enjoy.

This is the 12th year of the San Antonio Book Festival and nearly 100 authors will be attending.

Neighbors say they've been advocating for this project since 2017. While they're worried about additional delays, they're hopeful about how beneficial the project could be.

Throughout this past year, thousands of items have been donated to memorialize the lives lost at Robb Elementary last May.

In 2022, The American Library Association documented 1,269 requests to remove books from libraries across the United States – the most the organization ever recorded.

The “Big Enchilada” library in downtown San Antonio is about to reopen after years of improvements.

The El Progreso Memorial Library has become a steering ship of love for the community on its path to healing following the Robb Elementary shooting.

The San Antonio Book Festival’s Authors in Schools program aims at fostering a passion for reading among young children and teens by pairing award-winning authors with underserved, low-income schools in Bexar County.

More than 90 local, regional and national authors are scheduled to attend the 2022 Book Festival in San Antonio including Julia Glass, Sandra Cisneros, Jericho Brown, Margo Jefferson, Natalie Diaz, Emma Straub and more.

The Friends of the Boerne Library are raising funds through the Festival of Trees fundraiser to support the library’s passion project to document the city’s genealogy and history records properly.

In honor of this year's Fiesta events, the San Antonio Public Library is offering young readers a chance to win a swag bag and a Fiesta medal from June 17 through June 27.

The San Antonio Public Library shares a reading list for kids made up of books that are inspired by real-life women.

The San Antonio Museum of Art hosted University of Texas at Austin professor, Dr. Peniel Joseph, for a Black History Month discussion in February.

In honor of Black History Month, the San Antonio library has compiled a lineup of more than a dozen titles about Black history in the United States.

Access to digital books is so simple, but there’s something unique about physically holding a book when you’re reading, isn’t there?

SAN ANTONIO – KSAT viewers asked Mayor Ron Nirenberg the SAQ: When will the San Antonio Public Library be able to reopen? Nirenberg said city officials are currently working with the library on developing a reopening strategy. “The problem with the traditional libraries is that there is a lot of exchange of goods, hard goods. So there is a lot of mixing and mingling that doesn’t take place at a digital library like Bibliotech,” Nirenberg explained. The Mayor says the transition team will make a plan for the library to reopen once they see a consistent flattening of the curve.