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Calling all ghouls and goblins! San Antonio’s premier haunted house, 13th Floor, is looking to hire hundreds of actors for the 2022 season.

The North East Independent School District is continuing its Summer Food Service Program, which provides free meals to children 18 and younger.

The 84th annual Battle of Flowers Band Festival will feature more than 30 local high school bands as they come together for a night of musical entertainment.

Following a tough loss to the Grizzlies, the Spurs have fallen to 11th in the NBA's Western Conference standings, but with six games left in the regular season, a spot in the Play-In Tournament remains in reach.

A commercial truck driver was killed on Interstate 10 in Boerne on Tuesday morning.

The San Antonio Police Department is looking for a missing 79-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

A popular San Antonio food festival is returning this fall after a two-year hiatus.

During Stage 1 water restrictions, residential and commercial customers are only allowed to use a sprinkler or irrigation system for landscape watering once a week.

A Silver Alert for a missing 81-year-old man has been discontinued.

The commemorative ceremony recounts the moments that led to a siege and battle.

Thanks to a new grant, Bulverde-Spring Branch EMS now has a new tool that can help save lives.

On snow as in life, it’s important not to look like a bozo, and for new skiers, handling long, clunky boards is the original challenge. Ignore the hecklers—there’s more than one way to do it right.

Several area school districts have announced delays on Thursday due to inclement weather.

High School wrestlers from San Antonio and Austin took to the mats at the Alamo Convocation Center on Saturday afternoon for the District 14-5A Wrestling Championships looking to punch their tickets to next week's UIL Regional Tournament.

High School wrestlers from the San Antonio area took to the mats at Reagan High School on Saturday evening for the District 14-6A Wrestling Championships looking to punch their tickets to next week's UIL Regional Tournament.

Berths at the Class 5A Regional meet were on the line on Saturday morning, as area swimmers from Medina Valley, San Antonio Great Hearts Monte Vista, Great Hearts Northern Oaks, Cole, Southwest, Southwest Legacy, and Uvalde dove into the pool at NISD Natatorium for the District 29-5A Swimming & Diving Championships.

NISD Natatorium was packed once again on Saturday afternoon for the District 27-6A swimming & diving championships, as area teams entered the water looking to punch their tickets to the Region VII-6A meet.

District swimming championships heat up on Friday afternoon with 26-5A competition at Bill Walker Pool, as area swimmers look to earn district titles and advance to February's Regional meet.

Championship season kicks off for high school sports with the District 28-6A Swimming & Diving Championships on Friday morning at the NISD Natatorium, as the O'Connor Panthers earn both boys and girls team titles.

A major crash has been reported on I-35 southbound near Rittiman Road early Tuesday morning, San Antonio police said.

The San Antonio Police Department and Crime Stoppers want the public’s assistance in tracking down the person responsible for a capital murder.

Get those forks ready, San Antonio. Culinaria Restaurant Weeks is scheduled to kick off on Saturday and run through Jan. 29.

The Ingram Police Department is looking for a missing 54-year-old man who they say poses a credible threat to his own health and safety.

Emergency crews have responded to a major crash in South Bexar County early Thursday morning.

With Halloween coming up this weekend, Animal Care Services has put together a list of tips to help keep your pets safe.

Comal ISD will be on a two-hour delayed start for Thursday, Oct. 14. Overnight rains have flooded roads and washed debris into to roadways, the district said.

Carmen Tafolla is San Antonio’s first poet laureate, an author, performance artist, university professor and much more.

The Spurs have parted ways with their former first round draft pick forward Luka Samanic.

Clay Carabajal has always loved animals, and now he has now taken that passion and turned it into a digital show to inspire the next generation.

"What day and time is trick-or-treating?" Those of us who were born and raised in San Antonio, may find that a strange question, but it's being asked in many Facebook neighborhood...

We want to see your Halloween costumes.

We want to see your pumpkin patch photos!

Are you an expert pumpkin carver? Even if you're not, we want to see your creations!

Do you have fa-boo-lous Halloween decorations? If you’ve got them, haunt them!

A big box trailer rollover crash has been reported on I-35 southbound at Interstate 10 early Friday morning.

San Antonio Broadway Theatre is kicking off their debut season with “Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story”

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the person responsible for a hit-and-run on the city’s East Side.

The famed Trans-Siberian Orchestra will be back in San Antonio in December for the Winter Tour.

More than 30 years ago in January of 1987, a 25-year-old San Antonio woman was found dead inside of a bathtub in her home.

On this day in 2011, three separate fires merged to create the worst wildfire in Texas History in Bastrop County.

During Stage 1 water restrictions, residential and commercial customers are only allowed to use a sprinkler or irrigation system for landscape watering once a week.

Highlights from the semifinals of the Gold Bracket of the NEISD high school volleyball tournament at Littleton Gymnasium on Saturday, as Brandeis takes on Harlan and Smithson Valley battles Madison.

The annual Peanut Butter Bowl, held in every high school football season since 2016 as a food drive to collect peanut butter and combat chronic hunger, has expanded to 10 games and 20 different teams this season including a pair of Austin schools.

It’s been nine years since 68-year-old businessman Jerry Collins was murdered on the Northeast Side.

Johnson freshmen girls Sherry Scott and Kara Rosado are passionate about playing high school football. They play on both sides of the ball, love to hit and are committed to proving they can compete alongside the boys.

It’s Restaurant Week, which means certain eateries have specials going on right now. Restaurant Week is a special event from Aug. 14-28 hosted by Culinaria, a San Antonio culinary non-profit organization.

The second week of the 2021 high school volleyball season ratchets up the intensity. Carlee Pharris and the Brandeis Broncos rolled past Antonian in front of a raucous home crowd, while Clark, Churchill and Edison all earn impressive sweeps over Harlan, Taft and Southside respectively.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the person responsible for a fatal hit-and-run on the city’s South Side.

At the end of the first full week of the 2021 high school volleyball season, McCollum hosted an eight-team tournament where the Cowboys, Stevens Falcons and Harlandale Indians all earned dramatic three-set victories over Holmes, Marshall and East Central respectively.

After a year-long delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas A&M University-San Antonio men’s and women’s soccer teams will finally get a chance to play regular season matches for the Jaguars.

After weeks of recovery and battling the virus, Rodriguez released a video from Methodist Hospital.

SAN ANTONIO A Whataburger restaurant in New Braunfels closed for a day after the company learned of an employee who received a presumed positive diagnosis of COVID-19. The employee works at the Whataburger located at 123 Creekside Crossing. According to a company statement, the restaurant closed Friday for a thorough deep cleaning by a third-party vendor immediately after the employees diagnosis. The employee has not been in the restaurant since May 19, according to the statement. RELATED STORIES:Whataburger now delivering right to your doors in San AntonioWhataburger reducing employees in corporate office, field support due to COVID-19Whataburger hiring for 700 jobs in Texas, including 55 in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO Sometimes it's hard to build good habits, but they can benefit you in the long run if you stick to them. That's also true for dedicating time to create money habits to manage your finances better. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has some tips to help you manage your money by creating better habits. A good credit score is vital for your financial well-being, so one way to get and keep a good score is to only apply for the credit you need. Money: Its Personal is a series on KSATs News at 9 that breaks down personal finance topics.

SAN ANTONIO Here are the latest known power outages in the San Antonio area. If the power is out in your area you can still follow KSAT.com's weather coverage for live updates. Customers can prepare for power outages at home by:Locating flashlights and ensuring they have fresh batteriesCharging phones, laptops or other electronic devicesUpdating their alert preferences through Manage My Account on cpsenergy.com ; this will keep them informed as to the status of their power outageDuring a power outage customers should:Stay informed by viewing the latest outage information on CPS Energy's outage map and receiving updates through Facebook and Twitter. Report damaged power lines immediately by calling 911 and CPS Energy at 353-4327. Read more: CPS Energy offers power outage tips-------------------------------------------------------Download the KSAT 12 Weather app on your smartphone for the latest weather updates.

SAN ANTONIO If San Antonio wasn't on the barbecue map before, it should be now. Over the past couple of years, San Antonio has started to get noticed for its barbecue in places like 2M Smokehouse, but places like The Barbecue Station have been serving San Antonio for many years. While there is nothing wrong with Rudys and Bill Miller Bar-B-Q, the map below features more than 30 barbecue joints in the San Antonio-area that you should try. Visit one or visit all - this map will help guide you and satisfy your barbecue craving. *Please note that some of these locations may have temporarily closed or have reduced hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

SAN ANTONIO Heres what you can do if you have a power outage at your home or business and what you can do to prepare. Customers can prepare for power outages at home by:Locating flashlights and ensuring they have fresh batteriesCharging phones, laptops or other electronic devicesUpdating their alert preferences through Manage My Account on cpsenergy.com ; this will keep them informed as to the status of their power outageDuring a power outage, customers should: