Just days after City of San Antonio leaders said they had raised more than $1.6 million in partnership with local businesses to help SNAP recipients, the city is revealing more details about how the plan would work.
She sang her heart out this past weekend at the Panthers-Dolphins game, and now that Tejano singer Jenny B is back home in San Antonio, she’s reflecting on her experience.
A San Antonio Independent School District counselor recently took a spin on Wheel of Fortune, fulfilling a lifelong dream she first discovered when her sister appeared on the iconic game show 10 years ago.
Southern California is being ravaged by wind-driven wildfires advancing at unprecedented speeds this week. KSAT’s Courtney Friedman grew up in Southern California and has been in contact with many friends affected by the fires, including a childhood best friend who just had to evacuate her home.
However, a recent AARP survey found that 20% of U.S. adults ages 50 and up haven’t saved money for retirement. That grim statistic is a reason San Antonio business owner Noe Martinez decided to organize his finances.
The filming of 1923, the spinoff of the hit show Yellowstone, downtown will have some onlookers craning to get a glimpse of any stars who might be on the temporary San Antonio set. For locals in the film industry, this project is an opportunity.
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to honor the rich tapestry of cultures and the invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals in our South Side community.
KSAT Digital Journalist Ivan Herrera has been named the 2022 Media Icon by the San Antonio Pride Center.
A military veteran has become a muralist. He began painting as a way to deal with struggles after leaving the army.
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San Antonio leaders are starting to shape the next city budget, and they are asking for the public’s input.
It’s been more than a year since a disturbing video clip showing a Minneapolis police officer killing George Floyd sparked a national movement.
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SAN ANTONIO – The restaurant owner has been featured on Mike Rowe’s “Returning the Favor” and the Food Network’s “Diners Drive-ins and Dives,” and while the food is a taste of New Orleans at Ma Harper’s Creole Kitchen, she is more than that, she is a San Antonian who wants to be a mother to those who don’t have anything to give back. “What are you giving?” she asks during an interview after explaining why she gives back. In November she helped to feed dozens of families, providing a meal for these families who have been struggling during this pandemic. This month she teamed up with Christian Assistance Ministry to feed 200 people and provide them with throws and socks. When asked why she does what she does...her response “my gift is to be humble and give back.”Click here for more on her restaurant.
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SAN ANTONIO – Dr. Steven Argumedo is saddened by how hard the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the West Side where he grew up and the South Side where he now works. “It was a ticking time bomb waiting to happen, unfortunately,” the lifelong San Antonian told KSAT at the WellMed Primary Care Clinic where he works. The three city council districts that represent the south and west sides of San Antonio - 3, 4, and 5 - have the three highest COVID-19 case rates and, combined, make up almost half of the city’s deaths - 568 out of 1,188 through November. Interim San Antonio Metropolitan Health District Director Colleen Bridger echoed the link to underlying health issues. “What we’re seeing is a leveling out across the city - of, you know, the north half of the city is catching up with the south half, rather than the south half slowing down.”So whatever side of the city you live on, you still need to take precautions.
Samuel King, KSAT’s new traffic anchor and news reporter, will become a familiar face as he reports on transportation stories and gives you all the local traffic updates to help ease your commute on GMSA in the mornings.
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SAN ANTONIO – Owning a home in the Dominion isn’t in the price range of the average San Antonian but looking through the houses can still be fun. The custom-built home at 5 Crescent Bluff is a 7,127 square foot house in the Dominion neighborhood with views of the Texas Hill Country. It’s not on the traditional real estate market, but it will be up for auction starting at 9 a.m. on Dec. 14. The house was previously listed at $4.7 million but the starting bid for the auction is a comparatively low $1.5 million. Online real estate auction company Interluxe is hosting the auction.
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