2 days agoWhat’s next after commission tabled Alamo Plaza redesign?The Cenotaph continues to be a contentious part of the Alamo Plaza redesign.
3 days agoDoctor explains dangers laser pointers pose to pilots’ eyesAiming lasers at an aircraft can be dangerous for pilots and people on the ground. If a person is convicted of pointing a laser at an aircraft, they could face up to five...
3 days agoThe 9@9: Pearl Harbor shooting suspect ID’d; Comal Co. inmate recaptured The 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here’s what’s trending tonight.
New city program to help churches, nonprofits seeking to develop affordable housing A city pilot program was created to help nonprofits and churches in that area that want to develop affordable housing on their properties.
Local school districts hope new partnership with TAMUSA will help with recruiting, retaining teachers, developing educational programs
‘Money: It’s Personal’ — How to protect the data on your cellphone before buying a new oneThe Federal Trade Commission has some tips on how to protect the data on your phone before you get rid of it.
Adulting Hacks: Holiday travel tipsHoliday travel can be hectic at times, but there are some things you can do to make the process a little less painful. The TSA provides some holiday travel tips on this e...
Controversy, debate over STAAR test: Is exam failing students, kids?KSAT News at Nine examined the debate and controversy over the STAAR test in Texas.
Understand: Battle between the City of San Antonio and fire union An arbitration panel will decide the fate of fire union’s contract.
Week in 2:10: Murder-suicide on SW Side; North Star Mall stabbing; School bus-Whataburger accidentIt's been another busy week in San Antonio, and we're taking a look back on some of the biggest local stories we've covered since Sunday.
Throwback Thursday: How Mt. Zion Church impacted Civil Rights in SA; Bible that lasted through fireFor more than a century, the Mt. Zion First Baptist Church on Martin Luther King Drive has served the San Antonio community and opened its doors to those in need.
News @ 9 Business Briefing: SA’s housing market; Local student loan defaults; Port SA’s growthSan Antonio Express-News Business Editor Greg Jefferson stopped by KSAT to discuss the thriving San Antonio housing market, the high rate of local student loan defaults a...
State website shares pictures, info about kids up for adoptionThe Texas Adoption Resource Exchange website compiles pictures and small profiles of all the children in Texas who are legally free for adoption.
Understand: Real ID Act and what it means for youIf you're a frequent flyer, you may want to check your state-issued identification card to make sure you are Real ID compliant.
‘Money: It’s Personal’ — How to avoid holiday debtHold on for "deer" life because the holidays are almost here, and you "snow" the drill! The holidays can put a financial burden on even the savviest shoppers. So the Cons...
Week in 2:10: San Marcos explosion; Distemper outbreak; Lyft scooters leave SAIt's been another busy week in San Antonio, and we're taking a look back on some of the biggest local stories we've covered since Sunday.
Spree Thoughts: ‘Careless Whiskers,’ a look at Steve Spriester’s beard journeyAfter a long hiatus, KSAT anchor Steve Spriester is back with a new edition of Spree Thoughts, and this time, he's got his game face – or game whiskers – on for a good ca...
The 9@9: Local capital murder trial; Marktplatz building fire; HOA decorations disputeThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here's what's trending tonight.
Throwback Thursday: An inside look at Public Theater of SA, the oldest in South TexasLocated inside the San Pedro Playhouse, the Public Theater of San Antonio has served as the largest professional and historical live theater organization in the city.
‘Money: It’s Personal’ — Saving for emergenciesSaving for emergencies feels hard when bills are piling up in the mailbox, but it can save you a lot of headaches in the long run if you’re prepared financially.
TECH SA: City council approves $250,000 grant for program that will help people start their own business
Week in 2:10: Trays fly during fight at SA Popeye’s; Father arrested in connection’s with daughter’s Amber Alert
Throwback Thursday: River Walk history, impact; Why it was nearly covered with cementThe origins of the San Antonio River Walk date back to the 1920s, when disaster struck South Texas.
'Money: It's Personal' — Where did all my money go?When measuring your financial well-being, it's essential to keep tabs on your money to avoid misusing it or overspending. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has som...
What you need to know about the November ballot in SAThere has already been a lot of talk about the 2020 election, but there is actually a constitutional amendment election happening today in Texas.
CPS Energy offers tips to save energy during cold frontAs the fall weather and cold fronts start rolling into San Antonio, people are likely to turn up their thermostats to heat up their homes.
Local school leaders concerned with proposed SNAP changesLocal school leaders are speaking out about their concerns with proposed changes to supplemental nutrition assistance program or SNAP benefits commonly known as food stam...
Breakdown Booth: Lessons learned from ‘In the Shadows' specialAnchor Steve Spriester and the KSAT crew behind the 'In the Shadows' special stepped into the Breakdown Booth to talk about what they learned and what they hope viewers t...
South San ISD board meeting logs show more than 85 hours, $254K spent from January to JulyThe logs from January to July showed South San ISD spent more than 85 hours in a total of 19 meetings. The total time and money spent preparing for those meetings by the ...
Plans for oil pipeline across Edwards Aquifer recharge zone haltedRivard Report journalist Brendan Gibbons spoke with KSAT News at 9 about where a proposed pipeline could be installed in Texas after a controversial plan to place it over...
'Under fire': Employees confront Catholic Charities CEO about agency problemsNearly 100 Catholic Charities of San Antonio employees attended the Oct. 3 event known as the State of the Agency conference at the nonprofit's headquarters at 202 West F...
TECH SA: Southwest Research Institute engineers are on cutting edge of hypersonic researchSouthwest Research Institute is testing objects flying faster than 10 times the speed of sound.
'Money: It's Personal' — Creating better personal finance habitsSometimes it's hard to build good money habits to manage your finances better, but they can benefit you in the long run if you stick to them. The CFPB has some tips to he...
Local dental school taking steps to serve people with special needsDental school students will soon be required to learn how to care for patients with disabilities under new guidelines. UT Health San Antonio's School of Dentistry is taki...
News @ 9 Business Briefing: Unemployment rate in SA; Chick-fil-A controversy; Latest on SA MissionsSan Antonio Express-News business editor Greg Jefferson spoke with KSAT News at 9 about the city's unemployment rate, documents that are shedding new light on the controv...
TECH SA: California company creates app to help with SA's homelessness issueWhile the city of San Antonio hired the San Francisco firm Homebase to come up with a strategic plan to fight the homeless issue, it's also tapping into data collected fr...
Week in 2:10: Fallen firefighter remembered; Councilwoman removed; 3 SA freshmen chargedIt's been another busy week in San Antonio, and we're taking a look back on some of the biggest local stories we've covered since Sunday.
'Money: It's Personal' — Car rental fees to account for before hitting the road this holiday seasonThe holidays are right around the corner, which means more people will be traveling to visit family. If you want to rent a car before your holiday excursion, there are so...
San Antonians making coin by livestreaming video games, hobbies on TwitchCompanies such as Twitch are capitalizing on a trend of a livestreaming video games, and locals are catching on for their chance to score their own coin.
Adulting Hacks: Tips for a smooth open enrollment processOpen enrollment season is a time when people can decide what type of health insurance coverage they need next year. Having the right information can help you make this im...
News @ 9 Business Briefing: Changes to SAT; Revival of St. Paul Square; Path to paid sick leaveSan Antonio Express-News' Greg Jefferson spoke with KSAT News at 9 about the changes coming to the San Antonio International Airport, the plans underway to revive St. Pau...
Local nurses work to combat human trafficking with new trainingBaptist Health System nurses are learning how to spot human trafficking signs.
Week in 2:10: New constable sworn in after Barrientes Vela ousted; Crickets invade SAIt's been another busy week in San Antonio, and we're taking a look back on some of the biggest local stories we've covered since Sunday.
EXPLAINED: Dia de los Muertos origins and historyThis week's Throwback Thursday on KSAT News at Nine looks at the history and origins of Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead.
