What’s the state the doing to make Texas schools safer? KSAT Explains
The position of the Chief of School Safety and Security was created in the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting.
Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial is taking Texas into uncharted waters
Paxton's trial will start Tuesday Morning. Here's what to expect.
Man sentenced two years after Mother’s Day killing of 6-year-old
Moments after being sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing 6-year-old Saryah Perez in a plea agreement, Andrew Elizondo came face-to-face with her family during their victim impact statements.
School district leaders criticize new STAAR test scoring system
Several Texas school districts are suing the Texas Education Agency for changing the accountability rating system.
After rash of violence against SAPD officers, union president calls on DA Gonzales to resign
Danny Diaz told KSAT Investigates in an interview Thursday that Gonzales “absolutely” should resign from office amid growing criticism of how the DA’s office prosecutes defendants.
Summer 2023 officially San Antonio’s hottest on record
The Alamo City has experienced the two hottest summers on record, back-to-back
South San Antonio High School staff, students evacuated due to grass fire
A large grass fire near South San Antonio High School has prompted all students and staff to evacuate the area on Thursday afternoon, according to school officials.
Hemisfair gives sneak peek at new Civic Park before September opening
Hemisfair planted 200 trees to make this new green space.
Officer shot on East Side highway ‘doing well,’ SAPD says
A man who opened fire at drivers and police officers on an East Side highway Wednesday afternoon is dead and one officer is hospitalized, according to SAPD Chief William McManus.
International Overdose Awareness Day observed as fentanyl problem persists
More than half of all opioids sold on the street have enough fentanyl to kill, the DEA said.