A San Antonio woman who critically injured a 15-month-old girl in her care was ordered to begin serving a 20-year prison sentence immediately on Monday, after a judge denied her motion to further delay sentencing.

A four-day-old baby was taken from his mother and kept at the Bexar County Courthouse last month, before Child Protective Services or the District Attorney’s Office were involved in the case, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show.

Federal judges are demanding more help and attention as threats against them escalate.

Senior Isabella Salas from Southwest Legacy High School experienced a special moment on Wednesday as she signed her letter of intent to play softball at Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

Cycling advocates are calling on the city to keep momentum going when it comes to safety.

Culebra Road has been described as one of the most dangerous roads in San Antonio. Now, the city will receive help from the U.S. government to improve a stretch of Culebra Road on the West Side.

A Uvalde teacher has been honored with a national education award.

A Robb Elementary teacher who helped carry her students out of broken windows while a gunman was across the hall is still fighting. This time, she is fighting to get workers’ compensation for injuries she endured that day.

It's been nearly two weeks since William Mize, 65, was hit and killed while he was biking near the Missions.

Organizations in San Antonio are working together to help the unsheltered during the cold temperatures.

St. Mary’s University now offers a minor and certification in Mexican-American studies in response to renewed interest in the Mexican-American experience.

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A Bexar County jury on Wednesday sentenced a man to two 40-year prison sentences for sexually assaulting a young girl.

San Antonio nonprofit organizations and city outreach worked together to get homeless people off the streets and into warm and dry places to stay. The freezing and wet conditions could be deadly to those stuck with nowhere to go.

Christian Assistance Ministry is working to help Neville get back to Zimbabwe to be with his family.

Nelly Korda is a major champion and the new No. 1 in women's golf.

Lizette Salas and Nelly Korda are tied for the lead going into the final round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship.

SAN ANTONIO – Even as the snow fell and the temperatures dropped even lower, Valerie Salas was among a small army of outreach workers still out there trying to convince the homeless in San Antonio to seek shelter. Rogers said of the 25 to 30 homeless people they spoke to, only about half agreed to come to Travis Park Church or other shelters. Salas said it has been a community-wide effort, in coordination with the city of San Antonio, involving churches, nonprofits and others. “Yet, everyone’s coming together to help.”AdEven as more frigid weather bears down on San Antonio, Salas said probably like many others, she’s exhausted, but remains determined to do what needs to be done. “We’ve just been kind of hitting over and over and over again, just trying to get them out of this weather,” Salas said.

San Antonio A couple riding their bikes early Saturday morning are urging people to be prepared to help others, no matter how helpless a situation may be. This call to action comes after a plane crashed on the South Side, killing one and injuring two others. It was actually one of the victims who told me there was another man still inside the plane, said Michael Urdiales, Salass boyfriend. Someone said it in Spanish and was saying the plane was popping and that they thought it was going to explode, Urdiales said. By that time, I didnt know what I could do to help but I was going to at least try.