Teen overcomes traumatic brain injury, set to graduate
A joy ride with friends two years ago changed his life forever. Doctors had only given him 24 hours to live. This weekend Tre Bolden is set to graduate high…
Emails, purchase orders reveal SAISD did not purchase lead filters despite knowing about lead in water
Months after KSAT learned lead was found in San Antonio ISD water, emails and purchase orders reveal the district purchased water bottle fillers that didn't have lead filters days after…
San Antonio officials outline safety before Pride celebrations amid national safety warnings
The third annual 'Pride River Parades & Celebrations' kicks off Pride Month in San Antonio with a focus on safety.
First Texas National Guard troops move into new Eagle Pass base
Gov. Greg Abbott inaugurated the base, which will be able to house at least 1,800 troops when construction is finished.
KSAT Q&A: Scott Braddock discusses post-runoff races in Texas
Scott Braddock, editor of the Quorum Report, joins the KSAT Q&A to discuss post-runoff election races and key focuses heading into November.
SAPD honors fallen officers at memorial ceremony
The San Antonio Police Department honored their fallen officers Friday at a memorial service.
Missing San Antonio 15-year-old found
Iza Rodriguez was found as of Friday afternoon, relatives tell KENS 5.
Police need help locating bicycle bandits on a crime spree in Lytle
According to Lytle PD, the two suspects are accused of roaming neighborhoods on bicycles and burglarizing cars before leading police on a high-speed chase.
Inside the amazing side gig of Bears chairman George McCaskey
McCaskey has been officiating youth sports since his high school days, and not even the NFL draft will deter him.
Ethics Review Board to take up complaint filed against SA City Councilman Marc Whyte
The complaint filed against the District 10 City Council representative councilman is under review.