SpaceX launched Falcon 9 from its launch site at Cape Canaveral, Florida, into orbit on Sunday, and the rocket was visible from several locations, including San Antonio.
The San Antonio River is flowing once again after it was drained for maintenance as a part of the River Walk Maintenance Program.
The East Side celebrated its inaugural “Freedom Bike” event Saturday morning, drawing more than 100 riders for a fundraising race through Martin Luther King and South Side Lions parks.
Residents in District 1 along a stretch of Cincinnati Avenue largely approved of plans for a protected bike lane project on the roadway, according to an office spokesperson.
The city’s Public Works Department revealed what has been found in the San Antonio River this week after it was drained for maintenance.
The San Antonio River will be drained from Sunday, Jan. 11, through Monday, Jan. 19, as part of the River Walk Maintenance Program, according to the city’s Public Works Department.
As San Antonio continues to grow, green space across the city is becoming harder to find. A longtime local nursery is now closing — but instead of being sold or developed, its land will remain green for the community.
The San Antonio Housing Trust and City of San Antonio have plans to turn a 8.6-acre vacant lot at the corner of Midcrown Drive and Eisenhauer Road into a combination of affordable housing for seniors, a multi-generational community center, and park space.
The National Park Service said it is navigating a critical water shortage after the only water source for the Chisos Basin failed just before Christmas.
The 20-foot-tall steel sculpture, featuring two hands emerging from rippling water, symbolizes unity and heritage, inspired by a Mission San José descendant.
From historic theatre tours to festive light displays, San Antonio is packed with exciting events this weekend.
It’s not often that we cover stories about people who finish dead last in a race, but we’re making an exception for father-son duo, Rick and Eric Battersby.
Runners, joggers and walkers shared their health and fitness experiences on KSAT Connect in anticipation of the San Antonio Marathon this weekend.
Runners, joggers and walkers, get ready — the highly anticipated San Antonio Marathon is finally happening this weekend!
The inaugural San Antonio Marathon, along with a 5K and half-marathon, will draw over 18,000 participants to downtown San Antonio this weekend. Here's what to know about road closures.
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park in North Texas will open sometime next year. Visitors can reserve spots for a sneak peek on New Year’s Day.
Officials with San Antonio Sports, San Antonio Police Department, Downtown Run Group and City of San Antonio will host a “Know Before You Go“ news conference at 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Watch it live in this article.
The H-E-B Christmas Tree Lighting at Travis Park and the Ford Holiday River Parade are traditionally held the day after Thanksgiving. If you plan to attend one or both events, here’s everything you need to know.
KSAT invites runners, joggers and walkers to share their health and fitness experiences on KSAT Connect in anticipation of the San Antonio Marathon weekend.
It’s officially that time of year, get ready to experience a dazzling array of Christmas light displays across San Antonio and the surrounding areas.
A vibrant new mural on the South Side weaves together San Antonio’s rich cultural heritage — from the Missions Historical Park to San Antonio Spurs basketball celebrations.
Hemisfair’s outdoor ice-skating rink is set to become the centerpiece of the downtown park’s holiday celebrations, according to a news release.
San Antonio Independent School District campuses celebrated Texas Recycles Day with a fun and impactful cleanup effort.
Video shared with KSAT shows a Helotes resident surprised when he encountered a sounder of wild pigs while taking out the trash. It happened in an area of new construction and is becoming increasingly common.
San Antonio’s Transportation Department is hosting four planned community open house meetings beginning this week, inviting the public to provide feedback on pedestrian safety around the forthcoming Green Line project.
Residents across Texas have been sharing stunning photos to KSAT Connect of the aurora lighting up the night sky Tuesday during the G4-level geomagnetic storm.
Thanks to a group of volunteers, hundreds of local fourth and seventh graders were given a tour through Mission San Jose despite the ongoing government shutdown.
Four months after major flooding in the Hill Country, the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department began a year-long fish recovery and habitat survey in October on the Guadalupe, Llano, Nueces, Pedernales, and San Saba rivers.
The Beaver Supermoon, the largest and brightest full moon of 2025, will peak on Nov. 5 at 7:19 a.m. CT. This supermoon occurs when the full moon is at its closest point to Earth, appearing significantly larger and more luminous.
Despite the leaves falling from the trees, temperatures finally getting cooler, and the time change, something else associated with the fall season appears to be missing. Monarch butterflies have been few and far between so far.
Several city departments and the District 4 council office have announced the completion of an art installation channeling the solar system and Coahuiltecan heritage.
Welcome to the last weekend of the month, and happy (almost) Halloween! Take a look at all the things you can check out this weekend.
A San Antonio West Side charter school is taking root in a whole new way of learning by using fruits, vegetables, and plants to educate their students.
The San Antonio Marathon, set to follow the Rock ‘n’ Roll marathon, will feature a new route that passes through some scenic and historic neighborhoods.
The expansion is made possible by the $1 billion Centennial Parks Conservation Fund, established by legislators and voters in 2023.
This weekend, San Antonio and the surrounding areas have an exciting lineup of events to enjoy.
Beyond spooky Halloween happenings, several organizations are bringing the festive spirit with a variety of fall festivals.
The stretch of the River Trail between the Camp Meeting Creek bridge and the Francisco Lemos Street bridge is now open for the first time since the deadly Fourth of July flood in Kerrville.
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department is working to acquire a 54,000-acre ranch in the western Hill Country and convert it into a new state park.
Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department announced that certain areas will reopen to the public next week, just more than three months after the deadly Fourth of July flooding.
Visitors to Padre Island and Port Aransas recently got to see more than just a beautiful Texas coastline. Some experienced a rare sight to see: pink meanie jellyfish.
As temperatures begin to slowly cool, San Antonio and surrounding areas offer plenty of cozy patio dining spots where visitors can enjoy the cooler weather.
San Antonio Zoo is enhancing its visitor experience with new sculptures and art installations as part of the openings of The Ralston and Congo Falls exhibits, according to a news release.
The Children’s Heart Foundation is hosting 33 walks nationwide this year to unite families affected by congenital heart defects and raise funds for research.
A newly signed Texas House Bill sets in motion the Texas Bicentennial Trail, connecting new and existing trails from San Antonio to Austin.
The 12th annual Head for the Cure 5K is returning to San Antonio on Sept. 27, continuing a powerful tradition here that began in 2014, in memory of KSAT’s late news director, Jim Boyle.
Houston Street in downtown San Antonio will see art, play and innovation take over for International Park(ing) Day on Friday.
KSAT has compiled a list of pumpkin patches and corn mazes you and your family can go to this upcoming Halloween season.
Registration for The Running Event (TRE), a running and outdoors trade show, is now open. The event is poised to be a critical boon to San Antonio's economy.
San Antonio, get ready for a weekend full of exciting events and fun activities.
Texas’ Solar for All program was intended to bring solar panels and batteries to low-income neighborhoods and create jobs by training workers to install the technology.
Low-attendance classes offered by the San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department are on the budget chopping block as the city tries to close a looming deficit.
San Antonio Water System has ended its recommended planting pause, and customers can receive up to $500 in coupons for fall gardening.