Swimming classes don’t have to be expensive. Here’s where to find free ones.The City of San Antonio offers free swimming classes, but the trick is to be ready to sign up for them as soon as registration opens, or you’ll be put on a waiting list.
Webcam monitors hundreds of rattlesnakes at a Colorado 'mega den' for citizen scienceA “mega den” of rattlesnakes at a remote location in northern Colorado is now available for live, round-the-clock viewing online.
Texas’ Guadalupe Mountains ranks among top 10 underrated national parks A new study done by Lake.com has determined the top 10 most underrated national parks in the nation.
Beloved Texas Hill Country festival returns in 2024 with new location and nameA beloved Central Texas fall festival will return in 2024 with a new home and a new name.
Admission to the San Antonio Zoo is $8 for locals on TuesdayThe San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents on Tuesday.
KSAT's Stephanie Serna, daughter Rooney emcee San Antonio RoadRunners Women's RunThe 2024 SARR Women's Run include a 5K walk and run, 10K and girl power run.
San Antonio nonprofit helps kids learn to ride bikes safely– Getting kids to play outside and learn to ride a bike can be a challenge, but once they do it, they will have fun.
San Antonio nonprofit helps kids learn to ride bikes safelySummer is a fun time for kids to ride their bikes. There's a local nonprofit that's helping kids learn to ride trails safely.
San Antonio Public Libraries offer ways free ways to expand mind and body outsideSan Antonio Public Libraries don't just offer free access to books and indoor activities, but many also have playgrounds, gardens and walking trails
San Antonio Public Libraries offer many outdoor amenities like parks, trailsSeveral libraries have outdoor amenities like parks, trails and even workout equipment.
Arnold Park’s new accessible playground is now open to allArnold Park opened its new accessible playground with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community event on Monday.
Dog dies after swimming in Lake Travis, LCRA tests algae Biologists are testing algae from Lake Travis following the death of a dog on the Fourth of July.
There have been fewer than 50 shark attacks in Texas in the last century, data showsWhile shark bites are pretty uncommon, there are some precautions you can take to avoid being a victim.
WATCH: Beachgoers capture shark on camera before South Padre Island attacks, witnesses describe sceneThe Fourth of July on South Padre Island turned into chaos as a shark attacked multiple beachgoers Thursday.
Texas shark attacks: What we know about the South Padre Island bite victimsMultiple beachgoers on South Padre Island were attacked by the same shark on Independence Day, a time when the island is full of locals and out-of-town visitors for the holiday.
Shark attacks 4 beachgoers on South Padre Island on July 4, Texas game warden saysOfficials said four people were attacked, two of them bitten, by a shark Thursday on South Padre Island.
South Texas’ ongoing, long-term drought is drying up springs, lakes, and rivers. Here are the numbers.Records low water levels continue to plague area lakes and rivers, while springs are drying up. Where do we stand? And what does it mean for you?
Nearly 40 alligators removed from South Padre Island sanctuary ahead of Tropical Storm BerylNearly 40 alligators from the South Padre Island Birding, Nature Center and Alligator Sanctuary were removed as Tropical Storm Beryl approaches the Gulf of Mexico.
Natural Bridge Caverns celebrates 60th anniversary with special tour, new partnershipNatural Bridge Caverns celebrated its 60 years with a new partnership and special tour.
City of Schertz announces $12 million project for parks and recreation enhancementThe City of Schertz and the Schertz Economic Development Corporation announced a $12 million project for two new parks and an enhancement for the Schertz Soccer Complex.
Keep your family safe this summer with these tipsThe Texas Department of Public Safety has some tips that can help you and and your family this summer.
Pavilion at Rosedale Park to be renamed in honor of late San Antonio boxerSan Antonio City City Council on Thursday unanimously approved the renaming of Rosedale Park’s Pavilion 2 to honor the late San Antonio boxer Robert “Pikin” Quiroga.
Ask the entomologist: What are those swarms of flying insects following a rainstorm?“They sometimes just decide to swarm in large numbers,” a San Antonio-area entomologist said.
Hemisfair to host free music and yoga events FridayHemisfair will host two free events this Friday for Make Music Day and International Day of Yoga.
SA Parks and Recreation to host open house at Wheatley Heights Sports Complex San Antonio Parks and Recreation is hosting several open house events at Wheatley Heights Sports Complex this month and next month.
Admission to the San Antonio Zoo is $8 for locals on FridayThe San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents on Friday.
‘The beach is covered in tar balls, if you haven’t heard’: Park service warns of tar along Texas coastYou might find yourself in a sticky situation this summer at some Texas beaches because naturally occurring tar balls have started washing up along the Gulf Coast again.
Rock ‘n’ Roll releases courses for 2024 San Antonio marathon, half-marathon, 10K and 5KThe Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series has released the routes for some of the most popular races of the year in San Antonio.
Kerrville-Schreiner Park offers free admission for Dads this Father’s DayIn honor of Father’s Day this Sunday, all father figures can enter Kerrville-Schreiner Park for free by purchasing a child day pass.
Swim free at San Antonio Parks and Recreation’s outdoor pools starting SaturdayAll 24 of the San Antonio Parks and Recreation outdoor pools are free and open six days a week, including weekends.
Local artist partners with Pearl on summer mural seriesVisitors to the Pearl this summer will see the work of a San Antonio artist on display through the end of June, with other installations to come.
Registration for free swimming lessons at public San Antonio pools opens Saturday morningSan Antonio Parks and Recreation is opening registration for its free swimming lessons for youths and adults starting Saturday.
Are you seeing more tarantulas? Here’s whyTexans may have noticed some “lovesick tarantulas” sightings this summer.
Free things to do in downtown San Antonio this summerSummer is here, and downtown San Antonio is packed with free events to take in the season.
Blanco Lavender Festival returns for its 19th year this weekendThe smell of lavender will fill the air in downtown Blanco this weekend for the 19th annual Blanco Lavender Festival.
San Antonio Zoo introduces annual pass for zoo trainAll aboard! The San Antonio Zoo announced it is selling an annual pass for the Zoo Train for the first time.
Family behind Schlitterbahn opens ‘60s-themed luxury RV resort in New BraunfelsThe family behind Schlitterbahn has opened a luxury RV resort.
Schertz kicks off free movies at the park and pool for the summerSchertz Park & Recreation has announced the lineup for the 2024 Music & Movies in the Park Series this summer.
San Antonio parks see improvement in national report San Antonio has improved its park system ranking among the 100 most populous cities nationwide, a new report from the nonprofit Trust for Public Land shows.
Six Texas freshwater mussels, the “livers of the rivers,” added to endangered species listFreshwater mussels can pump and filter eight to 15 gallons of water a day, cleaning rivers and streams. Six of the 50 mussels that call Texas home are federally protected by Monday’s listing.
Celebrate Global Running Week in San Antonio with free community events, giveawaysIt’s time to lace up those shoes because this week is Global Running Week, and several San Antonio locations are celebrating with community gatherings and giveaways.
Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio announces discounted races for Global Running DayGlobal Running Day is June 5, and the Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series is celebrating with steep discounts on its races.
Light up your yoga workout with Glowga on ThursdayThe Glowga event will be held monthly on First Thursdays starting at 7:30 p.m. at Main Plaza.
Free movies, live music return to Hemisfair this summerHemisfair will be home to several free, family-friendly events this summer.
Comparing charcoal to gas grills Here are the big differences, and pros and cons, of each type, according to Taste of Home.
Low Memorial Day traffic on shrinking Canyon LakeCanyon Lake is more than 23 feet below its normal level, and boat traffic on Monday was less than expected for a three-day holiday weekend.
Get ready for the beach with these must-have accessories"There are so many beach products out there. So, we focused on some essentials: beach umbrellas, beach canopies, beach tents, and even sand-repellent beach towels,” said Lisa Fogarty with Consumer Reports.
New playground unveiled in city of SeguinA ribbon cutting was held this morning in Seguin to unveil the "Kids Kingdom Playground" in Max Starcke Park East.
GMSA@9 debrief: KSAT12's David Sears recaps his zip-lining adventure in HelotesDuring the latest edition of "Know my Neighborhood" David Sears did a story about zip-lining over the hill tops of Helotes.
Texas Parks and Wildlife on high alert during holiday weekendTexas Parks and Wildlife will be on high alert on boats at local lakes this long holiday weekend, trying to prevent a water tragedy.
Want a free plant and a day spent shopping plants and gardening swag?Want a free plant? Love gardening? Love flowers? Want to learn all the best gardening tips? If you answered yes to any of these questions, the Festival of Flowers event is for you!
Texas Parks and Wildlife on high alert during holiday weekendThe scorching temperatures will push many towards a lake, river or body of water this holiday weekend. Texas game wardens urge families to keep water safety in mind.
‘Come enjoy it’: City of New Braunfels, outfitters prepare for Memorial Day river crowdsMemorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, and thousands plan to cool off by spending a few hours in the river.