A local family will make their pitch Wednesday night on the hit ABC show “Shark Tank.”

If you happen to have missed the 13th annual Muertos Fest, KSAT has you covered with a special broadcast.

Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND Snacks, “Shark Tank” investor, and socially focused billionaire entrepreneur, headlined this year’s Keynote Speech at the 10th annual San Antonio Startup Week.

The owners of boba milk tea brand Twrl have a chance to pitch a pretty well-known investor, actor Simu Liu.

Earn-a-Bike was awarded more than $55,000 thanks to Philanthropitch, a fast-pitch competition for innovative nonprofits.

Remember when you were a little kid and you came up with some super cool invention that was going to get you rich? There are people who have actually done it!

SA cousins create bathroom product featured on Shark Tank

SAN ANTONIO – Today at 1 p.m., amped up Easter activities with a crafting expert, Mad Science Monday, a product seen on “Shark Tank,” an easy seafood recipe and more. It’s a toilet paper spray that eliminates flushable wipes and saves the environment! San Antonio cousins who have appeared on “Shark Tank” show us how Pristine Toilet Paper Spray works. 🧻🚽Tag us @saliveksat + look for your answers, plus a cool product seen on "Shark Tank" today from 1-2 p.m. on @ksatnews! pic.twitter.com/1vLdKogWPT — SA Live (@SALiveKSAT) March 29, 2021SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12.

That's what's happening in one of the classrooms at Alamo Heights High School. Student groups will compete for a chance to win $10,000 toward the business they created in the Heights Business Incubator program in May when they pitch their idea to a local board of investors! Full Screen 1 / 39That's right, each group in the Heights Business Incubator class creates their own business model and works one-on-one with a professional mentor. "This is not a high school project, there's no test, no homework assignments. "Basically it's like an Uber for kids," said Carlos Muniz, senior, Alamo Heights High School.