San Antonians will once again be able to walk, bike, skate and play in the middle of Broadway this weekend as Siclovia returns to the city.

Videos circulating online showing Waymo cars going off course seem to have some San Antonians skeptical about riding in the driverless cars.

David Elder visits TASTY MODERN ASIAN KITCHEN for authentic dim sum and tees up TPC San Antonio for a behind the scenes look at food and drinks from the VALERO TEXAS OPEN.

David Elder compares bean and cheese tacos across five San Antonio favorites for FAST FOOD FRIDAY and joins the Fiesta medal giveaway celebration at ALAMO CANDY COMPANY.

The latest episode of Pickup Lines features Miss Fiesta 2026 Julia Enriquez.

There are plenty of options to be along the parade routes for Fiesta Flambeau and the Battle of Flowers this month.

David Elder revisits BURGER BOY as it reopens its St. Mary’s location months after a fire and stops by EDDIE’S TACO HOUSE to highlight a budget friendly taco special.

It’s probably best to have an indoor option for easter egg hunts, just in case!

It’s as much a part of the holiday tradition for some San Antonians as Easter baskets and chocolate bunnies. Camping out at city parks for the long weekend has become a staple for some local families.

The San Antonio Missions’ ownership group released renderings Thursday, which give the public a glance at what the ballpark could look like once it opens.

Even with the higher prices for gas and plane tickets, some locals are going ahead with plans to travel. In some cases, though, those plans will be scaled back a bit.

Magician seen on Netflix in SA, Spring wines & transform your smile

District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo was selected to lead ActivateSA's annual Fiesta Bike Ride, which will ride through the West Side district on Saturday, April 11.

The leadership outfit of San Antonio’s newly formed multimodal transportation commission comprises several leaders central to the city’s architecture and advocacy spaces.

VIA Metropolitan Transit and city leaders are working to showcase the numerous ways that San Antonians can take advantage of free or reduced fares when riding the bus.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials declined to say whether it would have any presence at San Antonio’s upcoming marquee celebrations.

Philip Little, plumbing service manager of Comfort-Air Engineering and Primo Plumbing, told KSAT on Monday morning that the company had received fewer calls about potentially freeze-damaged pipes than it had expected.

San Antonio city officials and utility representatives held a news conference on Saturday morning to provide an update on cold-weather response efforts.

Southstar, a New Braunfels-based real estate development firm, announced Friday that it has purchased the historic Lone Star Brewery site in San Antonio.

This weekend, the city comes alive with plenty of events perfect for everyone of all ages to enjoy.

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering fare-free Park-&-Ride service to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March in San Antonio Monday, on Jan. 19.

As the year comes to a close, we are taking a walk down memory lane with some of the best moments from 2025 we saw on KSAT Connect.

VIA Metropolitan Transit on Tuesday unveiled its new VIA Link Southeast zone, expanding its app-based, on-demand ridesharing service to cover a 13.8-square-mile area on San Antonio’s Southeast Side.

Membership appointments for a newly formed pedestrian and transportation safety commission made up of transportation advocates and practitioners from across the spectrum was approved by San Antonio City Council this week.

Thursday marked three weeks since the federal government officially reopened, and yet, San Antonians are still going to food banks in record numbers.

With the holiday season underway, so is the spirit of giving.

San Antonians can now get millions of items delivered fast through Amazon’s Prime Air drone service.

San Antonio tradition, Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, prepares for increased need and is seeking community support to serve more meals

Through Friday, “to-go” style meals will be offered to families affected by the shutdown at Travis Park United Methodist Church.

While junk mail and political ads may be overlooked, the missing mail raises concerns about identity theft, fraud and stolen funds.

This weekend is going to be busy for San Antonians, and VIA can help make travel smoother.

After more than 18 years of waking San Antonians up with news of the day, KSAT12 GMSA anchor Ernie Zuniga is making a major move—this time to KSAT12’s evening lineup.

October is here, and San Antonio has an exciting lineup of events to offer.

Two people in San Antonio have won $1 million prizes in lottery games recently. That seems to be giving others hope when it comes to their chances of winning a $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot this weekend.

Despite a $556 million Powerball jackpot up for grabs on Friday morning, only a handful of people showed interest.

The low-cost carrier will begin the service from San Antonio International Airport to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Oct. 10, 2025.

The 2025 CowParade has arrived in San Antonio, and the outdoor artist gallery is benefiting the CHRISTUS Children’s Foundation.

KSAT meteorologist Justin Horne says San Antonio-area creeks can experience heavy levels of water when the area gets lots of rain. One example is Leon Creek near Loop 410, which has risen 13 feet since the rain started late Wednesday night.

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest is scheduled this weekend, so businesses and San Antonians are preparing.

A local GameStop held a release party for the Nintendo Switch 2 on Wednesday night.

On various days throughout the summer, Frost Financial Center locations in the San Antonio area will offer cold and sweet treats, courtesy of local providers.

In one week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained construction workers on a university campus and, in a separate incident, a mother and child immediately after an immigration hearing.

San Antonio’s mayoral candidates Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos faced off on Wednesday in the first and only live televised debate.

Public endorsements are emerging for the final two candidates in the San Antonio mayor’s race, Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos.

A seafood restaurant on the Northwest Side announced it will soon close after 43 years of service.

This month brings an array of festivities to the San Antonio area, inviting locals and visitors to celebrate culture, music and more.

This year, two major events in San Antonio — Fiesta and a civic obligation — are coinciding, which doesn’t happen too often.

Several recent incidents at Woodlawn Lake Park seem to cast a dark cloud over a place popular among San Antonians for Easter weekend camping.

Alamo Biscuit Co. and Panaderia is now open on the River Walk.

La Semana Alegre returns for two days of live music downtown as part of Fiesta 2025 festivities.

San Antonians have the chance to get rid of unwanted items around their homes this weekend.

KSAT’s “3 Questions” series features interviews with mayoral candidates in the May 3, 2025, election.

Bexar County commissioners approved the purchase of eight heavy-duty barriers during a Tuesday meeting that will be used to prevent vehicles from driving through crowds.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg and council members are calling on the city government to help federal employees who were recently laid off under President Donald Trump’s administration.

Some San Antonians joined demonstrators in big cities across the country in a Presidents Day protest against the Trump Administration.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning to locals about a phone scam in which fraudsters impersonate officials to extort money, with one victim losing over $9,000.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg appeared on the 6 O’Clock News to discuss the newly announced sister city agreement with Querétaro.

San Antonians have the chance to get rid of unwanted items around their homes this weekend.

It’s officially been 80 years since the discovery of Holocaust concentration camps shocked and horrified U.S. troops and their allies. Local experts are just now learning that one of the infantries that liberated the Flossenbürg camp was from San Antonio.

This weekend, San Antonio is buzzing with excitement as it kicks off rodeo festivities and celebrates the start of Black History Month.

Ethel Carroll, one of the oldest San Antonians, has died at 110.

The San Antonio International Airport expects the Christmas travel season could be even busier than the Thanksgiving rush.

If you catch KSAT’s weather coverage on Saturday and Sunday evenings, you will notice a new face starting this weekend. Ken Slama will be joining the team to handle those newscasts during the holiday season.

Spotify has unveiled its 2024 Wrapped campaign that lets users know who their top artists, songs, albums and podcasts were for the year.

A new exhibit in downtown San Antonio is celebrating the rich legacy of Hispanic actors and television personalities.

At 93, William Shatner still captivates fans. While in San Antonio in October for Space Con, KSAT anchor Steve Spriester was able to get a quick interview with the actor.

The San Antonio Fire Department and the San Antonio Professional Firefighter’s Association has kicked off their annual Fill the Boot initiative.

Jorge Cortez, whose parents founded the iconic Mi Tierra restaurant at Market Square in downtown San Antonio, died Monday at the age of 81, La Familia Cortez Restaurants said.

The Brackenridge Park Conservancy will host “The Big Brack Bash! 125th Celebration” event on Nov. 16.

San Antonio ISD board trustees are scheduled to discuss Monday night real estate options, including a creekside property downtown that stands in the way of a new, minor league baseball stadium.

Many San Antonians are breathing a sigh of relief now that the nearly yearlong construction project on lower Broadway is complete, with the area reopening this week.

The San Antonio tradition has a rich history of helping anyone and everyone find something to eat on Thanksgiving. As the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner celebrates 45 years, here's how you can sign up to help.

A new study from Fadeaway World gave Frost Bank Center the love San Antonians had been hoping for: at least enough to rank it somewhere in the middle of NBA arenas.

Steve Spriester and Ursula Pari reflect on covering 9/11 as KSAT anchors.

Big changes are coming to the Pearl. Discover how this iconic San Antonio spot is expanding west with new developments, including bridges, hotels, and more.

Houston Street parking meter spaces will be transformed later next month to celebrate International Park(ing) Day and create temporary green spaces for San Antonians and visitors to enjoy.

Nelson Wolff Municipal Stadium, the current home of the San Antonio Missions, does not meet Major League Baseball player facility standards for minor league team affiliates, according to the team’s owners.

Cars for Kids awards $850,000 to Texans Can Academies free charter schools to help at-risk students excel in school.

One of the busiest highways in San Antonio became the deadly backdrop of an alleged road rage incident in broad daylight.

San Antonio voters will be asked whether to raise council members’ pay by tens of thousands of dollars and to double the length of their current terms.

Congressman earmarks money for wastewater contamination project to improve proactive wastewater testing processes.

San Antonio, Texas and national politicians reacted to President Joe Biden ending his 2024 reelection bid to the White House.

It's been five days since Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas. Still more than one million Texas customers are without power.

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.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to allow cities to enforce general bans on public camping, which are often aimed at homeless people, does not appear likely to affect San Antonio.

Free landfill day for San Antonio residents is taking place on Saturday.

On the heels of a Jim's Restaurant shutting down three months ago, the company announced a second San Antonio location will do the same early next week.

A San Antonio business owner is making a public appeal to save his South Side gorditas establishment.

A local mental health expert says prolonged days of excessive heat take a toll on the mind as much as on the body.

St Pierre Bakery is kicking off its summer road trip next weekend at the Pearl with its Taste of Paris event, giving out free sandwiches on its brioche buns.

People who live near an airport, located in the middle of a North Side neighborhood, said they are not especially concerned after the most recent mishap involving a private plane.

San Antonians now have a free courtesy shuttle option to provide last-mile service throughout downtown.

If you’re ready for Fiesta’s biggest events, you may want to know about some new venue and time changes for 2024.

A San Antonio woman who's battled diabetes and cancer is sharing her experience with the hope of inspiring others to take care of their health.

Free landfill day for San Antonio residents is coming up on Saturday, April 13.

La Semana Alegre has announced the headliners for the highly anticipated return of the popular music festival.

Help wanted signs are popping up around town and through job posting websites, giving San Antonians many options to find a new gig. But sometimes, looks can be deceiving if you miss the red flags on a job bulletin.

La Semana Alegre, a music festival popularized during the 1980s and ‘90s, will relaunch at Hemisfair in late April this year.

Free landfill day for San Antonio residents is coming up on Saturday, Feb. 10.

A father and son created a nonprofit that preserves and shares the histories of the indigenous people who not only built the Spanish Colonial Missions but also lived and died at what is now considered a UNESCO World Heritage site.