The Janice A. Pattillo Early Childhood Research Center will close classrooms in phases over the next few years, beginning with infants in the 2027-28 academic year.

A proposed data center in Angelina County will occupy more than 1,000 acres outside of Lufkin. The county judge says there's nothing he can do to stop it.

Authorities say an explosion at a Texas natural gas or oil well site has set off a large fire, leading to some evacuations, but no injuries.

A tanker truck spewing hazardous gas in an Oklahoma hotel parking lot forced hotel guests and hundreds of residents to evacuate in the overnight hours.

Dozens of federal offices were expected to close in Texas, but the reality continues to shift.

The Martinsville Independent School District used a federal grant to replace four buses, which started transporting students last month. The principal believes he will save enough money on gas to hire a new teacher.

The East Texas town is one of 218 local governments asking voters to approve new debt for repairs and upgrades to city infrastructure. Local leaders say inflation isn’t helping them keep up with capital needs.

An assistant women’s bowling coach at Stephen F.

All hail the opossum queen. That’s the moniker one Texas woman has been given after wrangling a varmint out of a Texas bar.

School leaders are offering more money and paid training for potential bus drivers. Some routes still go unserved.

The SFA Board of Regents is expected to decide whether to join a system before the end of the semester. The Texas A&M, Texas State, Texas Tech and University of Texas systems have all expressed interest in adding the Nacogdoches school to their folds.

On this week’s episode, Matthew speaks with Alexa, Pooja and Rob about the difficult task facing election administrators ahead of the 2022 vote.

Running elections in Texas has never been easy. But since 2020, the scrutiny elections administrators face has grown — even in small Republican-controlled counties that former President Donald Trump carried.

The Board of Regents backed. Gordon last year despite a vote of no confidence from faculty. Six months later, the board reversed course. It Sunday that it was in everyone’s “best interest” to part ways and appointed an interim president.

KSAT’s David Elder has embarked on an adventure called “Texas Eats,” an hour-long show that airs on Saturdays at 10 a.m. on KSAT 12, KSAT.com and our streaming app.

Clardy, who has been fully vaccinated since earlier this year, tested positive last Friday.

San Antonio police are investigating after a man was shot on the city’s Northeast Side early Thursday morning.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are looking for two men who robbed a Northeast Side convenience store early Thursday morning. They say a clerk at the Exxon gas station at Nacogdoches and Thousand Oaks told them at least one of the men was armed with a gun. Police said that man walked into the business, pulled out the weapon and grabbed cash from the register, while the other man stood guard at the door. The clerk was not physically hurt during the incident. Officers said they had only a vague description, but they planned to look at surveillance video from the store.

SAN ANTONIO San Antonio police are investigating after a man in his 30s was hit and killed by a vehicle late Monday night. The incident occurred just before midnight near the intersection of Nacogdoches Road and Salado Cliff Drive, not far from Lady Bird Johnson Park on the citys Northeast Side. According to police, a passerby found the man lying in the street and called for help. Police said the victim had severe head trauma, but was not identified. The San Antonio Police Department, the San Antonio Fire Department and EMS all answered the call.