A Briscoe Elementary School teacher is under investigation by law enforcement and Child Protective Services after an incident on campus, according to the San Antonio Independent School District.
Beginning Oct. 1, though, attending top Alamodome events will get even more expensive, and out-of-town concert-goers will eventually face higher costs, too, when they stay overnight.
With SA Startup and Tech Week around the corner, local entrepreneurs and experts break down the real steps to getting started.
A sex scandal involving Cesar Chavez prompted San Antonio's city council to vote in favor of removing his name from street signs. That work began this week. -
A U.S. congressmen that represent parts of San Antonio is expected to discuss his visit with Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez on Wednesday.
The man was shot by a recent ICE recruit who was not wearing a body camera, according to news reports.
High school district rivals are heating up in the Alamo City. Our Big Game Coverage took the KSAT Sports team out to Boerne and then to the Northside gym.
Six water main breaks have happened on Loy Drive since 2021, and one woman who lives there says she is tired of a problem that keeps coming back.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones joined the KSAT Q&A on Tuesday to discuss multiple topics, including why she voted against the city budget approved last week and a letter she sent to the governor this week about the state’s Medicaid application backlog.
Recent river otter sightings could be a sign of healthier waterways along the San Antonio River.
Gas prices have been on the rise across the country, including in San Antonio, and an expert warns you shouldn’t hold your breath waiting for a big drop.
As The Nonprofit Council prepares to kick off its largest fundraising event of the year, leaders say recent budget cuts and rising costs make the event even more important.
It is that time of year again — pumpkin patches and corn mazes are making their return to the San Antonio area this fall.
A 51-year-old man died after complaining about difficulty breathing while in San Antonio police custody last month, state records show.
David Elder learns about the KINETICO SAN ANTONIO free water quality test for hard water in local homes and heads to Bulverde for the SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK livestock trailer raffle with SAN ANTONIO RVS at Tejas Rodeo.
A 3-year-old girl was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash Tuesday morning on the Southeast Side, according to San Antonio police.
A man found dead in Woodlawn Lake after severe storms hit the San Antonio area August 28 has been identified as 64-year-old Juan Rolando Chavez, according to the Bexar County Medical Examiner.
Collective Boutiques, where vendors like Angel Contero have resumed selling handmade goods. Vendors hope the new boutique and an Oct.12 grand opening will help recover sales ahead of the holidays.
Brenda Anz teaches couponing strategies, digital coupon use and seasonal shopping tips to help San Antonio families stretch their budgets year round
Check out which plays made the list to be featured on the Best of Big Game Coverage! Join Larry Ramirez, Mary Rominger and Ashley Gonzalez all week long as KSAT 12 Sports covers the most high school sports in and around San Antonio.
Residents at Ayla at Castle Hills on the North Side said they have been without hot water for weeks. New management said upgrades are complete, but the system is awaiting equipment from CPS Energy before hot water service can be restored.
Check out the latest 12’s Top 12 rankings across San Antonio and South Central Texas. Make sure to watch KSAT Sports Now with Larry Ramirez, Mary Rominger and Ashley Gonzalez weeknights at 9:35 p.m. on KSAT Plus to get Big Game Coverage highlights!
As data centers expand across the San Antonio area, the San Antonio Board of Realtors says it is still too early to know whether the facilities are affecting home prices or utility bills in the region.
With just a few plastic bags of pet food on its pet pantry shelves last week, Animal Care Services asked San Antonio for help with a public plea on Friday for donations.
Construction projects in Stone Oak are drawing attention from residents who said they are concerned about growth, traffic and the loss of green space in the master-planned community.
San Antonio police are searching for two suspects after a 16-year-old was injured in a shooting on the West Side over the weekend, leaving some neighbors on edge.
KSAT Investigates looks at ICE arrests and shootings involving federal immigration officers in 2026 following a shooting in Austin, Texas.
For those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, the changes in temperature, daylight or even daily routines can present challenges.
The federal government’s own watchdog is raising serious concerns about the mental health unit at San Antonio’s Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans’ Hospital, finding safety hazards that went unresolved for years, privacy violations and widespread failures in patient care documentation.
A woman and 16-year-old girl both say they were attacked by the same man. San Antonio police released video of the suspect that was captured by cameras at a North Side apartment complex.
David Elder explores Middle Eastern coffee and viral sweets at ALZER’S ROASTERY, reacts to Tokyo’s viral SAMURAI BARTENDER, talks food and law with RAÚL B. RODRIGUEZ at ANCHOR BAR, sits down with Food Network “Pitmasters” winners ESAUL and GRECIA RAMOS of 2M SMOKEHOUSE, and puts LOU MALNATI’S frozen Chicago-style pizza to the test.
Texas Department of Public Safety issued a Silver Alert for an 83-year-old man who was last seen Sunday afternoon on the North Side.
Nearly a month after a severe storm tore through her West Side neighborhood, Maria Salazar is still rebuilding and still frustrated with the city’s response.
A 16-year-old boy was hospitalized after a shooting on the West Side Sunday evening and suspects who may be connected have not yet been located, according to San Antonio police.
A teenage boy was shot and killed, and a man was injured, inside a North Side home Sunday afternoon, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
Just down the street from the KSAT studios, the University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals took on the Houston Christian Huskies, looking to bounce back from last week’s loss.
The Spurs Jackals, the fan group that calls itself the loudest in the NBA, are adding 100 new members for the upcoming season.
Illegal dumping has become a persistent problem for homeowners in a rural area of San Antonio’s far South Side, where residents say old furniture, construction materials and large bags of trash are routinely left along neighborhood roads.
On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, San Antonio veterans gathered to remember one of their own, Lance Cpl. Julian Escobedo.
There are no changes to the mail-in ballot voting system, local election officials confirmed after the U.S. Supreme Court shot down an effort from the Trump administration to place restrictions on mail-in voting.
For the last three years, public health experts have seen COVID-19 cases increase in late summer. This year, the uptick in cases came in late August, around the start of the school year.
VIA is planning a six-month pilot program that it expects to launch sometime later this year. From 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. on Mondays through Fridays, riders would be able to use the VIA Link app to get a ride into or out of the downtown area and somewhere else inside Loop 410.
A San Antonio woman is sharing her story after winning a nearly three-year legal battle against her homeowners association, hoping it encourages other homeowners who feel like they’re fighting the same fight.
San Antonio’s KPOPWORLD Festival was postponed until next year due to ongoing visa delays and restrictions, organizers said Friday.
San Antonio police are asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in two attempted sexual assault cases.
A specialized Bexar County court designed to address the underlying causes of domestic violence is losing a major source of funding.
A 19-year-old man charged in connection with the shooting death of an SAISD student last year has been sentenced to 10 years of deferred adjudication.
Construction is underway on a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) project designed to reduce congestion and improve safety along Loop 410 near San Pedro Avenue, North Star Mall and the San Antonio International Airport.
A 16-year-old boy told his parents he was shot in a drive-by shooting early Friday on the Northeast Side, according to San Antonio police.
San Antonio City Council approved its first property tax rate increase in more than 30 years. Here’s what the nearly 4% hike means for homeowners and residents.
The San Antonio Conservation Society says it canceled A Night in Old San Antonio, or NIOSA, for 2027 after years of falling attendance and financial losses, a major shift for the longtime Fiesta event that helps fund the nonprofit’s programs and grants.
NFL player Von Miller is expected to help provide free eye exams and pairs of glasses to kids in San Antonio next weekend on the city’s East Side.
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q is providing a downtown warehouse space to serve as the workshop hub for the 2026 Elf Louise Christmas Project, giving the longtime San Antonio holiday organization a central home as volunteers prepare gifts for families across Bexar County.
Two major economic developments hit within 24 hours of each other Wednesday, and experts say San Antonio families could feel the effects at the gas pump, the grocery store and in their monthly bills.
Volunteers from USAA, H-E-B, Whataburger, the San Antonio Spurs and Accenture take part in the first Honor Through Action Serves Day.
An F-16 fighter jet from Texas crashed in rural Michigan during a routine training exercise on Thursday, and the pilot ejected safely, a military spokesman said.
Jennifer Benavides says the stranger who came up to her at the bus stop near Pecan and Navarro streets initially asked to use her phone, then made her an unusual offer.
A local man who was diagnosed with a golf ball-sized brain tumor is sharing his story of surgeries, treatment and recovery to raise awareness about early detection and support others facing similar diagnoses.
The trash had been piling up in a home's backyard for years, neighbors say. Recently, someone dumped it all on the sidewalk.
Waymo has resumed autonomous ride service in the Alamo City, including trips to and from San Antonio International Airport, according to a news release.
Scout, Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s victim assistance dog, is helping university police create a more supportive environment for students and others who may be going through difficult experiences.
The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo cut the ribbon Wednesday on a new East Side arena designed to provide families, youth and community partners more space for training, education and agriculture-focused programs.
Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night connects neighbors, families, friends, organizations and community partners to celebrate, honor and remember everyone affected by the disease.
The San Antonio Police Department has identified the suspect arrested in connection with a downtown shooting that left a man critically injured.
A San Antonio woman was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison after she embezzled money while working as a bookkeeper, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
The city’s plan to close a projected $158 million deficit over the next two years involve a mix of cuts, shifting around funds, raising fees, and a pair of property tax increases that would raise the city rate by about 8.5%.
San Antonio families are scrambling to find new after-school options after Boys and Girls Clubs announced the Rayburn closure and Eastside programming pause. City leaders propose to help close the organization's financial gap.
A stretch of Marbach Road near John Jay High School will carry the name of a student who lost his life there a year ago while walking back to campus after lunch.
One of San Antonio’s biggest Fiesta events will not take place in 2027 as the Conservation Society of San Antonio reevaluates Night in Old San Antonio amid financial challenges.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) issued a CLEAR Alert for a missing and possibly endangered man who was last seen Sept. 16 on the Northwest Side.
During North East Independent School District’s school board meeting Monday, trustees took up the topic of 16 elementary school campuses possibly closing.
The San Antonio Police Department released body-worn camera footage of an officer shooting and killing a man armed with two knives on the Northwest Side last month.
