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The South Texas Blood and Tissue Center is partnering with UTSA for the 210 Blood Drive next Monday. The drive will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the UTSA Main Campus.
The news announced Monday morning about the impending closure of San Antonio’s Migrant Resource Center is coming as a relief to at least one woman who lives nearby.
There is only about one child care spot for every two children under 5 years old in Bexar County, according to a new report.
The City of San Antonio’s Solid Waste Management Department is inviting residents to participate in a Household Hazardous Waste event on Saturday.
Jonathan Joss told KSAT last week that at least one of his dogs died in the fire. In a Tuesday interview with KSAT, Joss said he lost three dogs, and a fourth remains missing.
The City of San Antonio is seeking answers from the U.S. government following President Donald Trump’s suspension of federal funding, a move subsequently halted by a federal judge.
A puppy who was seen on a video being struck multiple times by its owner is now in “improved health,” according to the City of San Antonio’s Animal Care Services.
As a shooting at a North Side apartment complex began to subside early Thursday, state and local lawmakers took to social media to sound their condolences.
Before sub-freezing temperatures arrive, the City of San Antonio announced the closing of some facilities and scheduling adjustments for Tuesday.
The City of San Antonio is opening six overnight resilience hubs for community members who need shelter from the cold beginning Monday night.
Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales shared his disgust regarding an animal cruelty case on Tuesday.
A woman was arrested Saturday after a neighbor caught her on video allegedly hitting her puppy multiple times, according to the City of San Antonio’s Animal Care Services.
After several dog bites over recent months, a San Antonio state senator introduced a bill with hopes of increasing the consequences for irresponsible dog owners.
Under gray skies, crews with the City of San Antonio’s Public Works Department struggled against strong winds on Friday morning to lift two colorful works of art into place.
A Northwest Side shooting range is staring down the muzzle of a lawsuit accusing it of a “cavalier attitude toward the dangers it imposes on its surrounding community.”
Bexar County voters could be asked to approve using and possibly raising an existing tax to build a downtown arena for the San Antonio Spurs.
The City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture is gearing up to hold four information sessions for local artists and nonprofit cultural organizations.
The Christmas season is over, and if you have trees you want to get rid of, the City of San Antonio offers a free service to help you do so.
Condor Airlines announced it will discontinue its service to Frankfurt from San Antonio International Airport (SAT) and several other North American airports in 2025, citing a recent ruling by the German Federal Court of Justice.
The family and estate of an inmate who was found dead inside a Bexar County jail cell has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of San Antonio and Bexar County, according to a federal lawsuit.
The University of Texas at San Antonio is set to demolish the downtown Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) building and move it to a temporary home in late 2025.
The Valero Alamo Bowl returns for its 32nd year, and if you plan to attend, here’s a guide to everything you need to know before heading out.
San Antonio Independent School District trustees will return to the discussion of a potential land swap deal for a downtown baseball stadium in a meeting Monday afternoon.
The City of San Antonio has retained its “gold medal city” status from CityHealth, an initiative that rates cities on public health policy adoption.
The City of San Antonio has passed a plan to phase out horse carriages by 2030. Now we are getting reactions from viewers, some who are happy about the decision and others who are not.
For 15 years, the City of San Antonio has partnered with the San Antonio Food Bank for its Convoy of Hope program, which delivers thousands of boxes of food to eligible seniors.
The University of Texas at San Antonio has announced the groundbreaking of its forthcoming 53,000-square-foot basketball and volleyball training facility.
Small businesses owned by women or people of color will get less advantage when they bid on some City of San Antonio contracts starting next year.
The opportunity to go after the first open San Antonio mayor’s seat since 2009 has drawn a wide pool of applicants. However, a local political consultant told KSAT that they’ll likely need deep pockets to rise above the rest.
The City of San Antonio and its partners are investing significant time and money to transform downtown San Antonio into a winter wonderland for visitors and locals.
District 10 Councilman Marc Whyte voiced strong opposition to efforts by several San Antonio City Council members to allocate city funds toward travel costs for abortion seekers.
The City of San Antonio passed an ordinance in October 2023 requiring all businesses and locations open to the public within city limits to have a sticker with domestic violence resources in their bathrooms.
Now that “Project Marvel” is out in the open, the shot clock has begun for the City of San Antonio to win over nearby residents.
City Hall and most municipal offices will be closed on Thursday and Friday in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Public safety and emergency services will remain in operation, but some city services will operate.
An outside attorney has forwarded a complaint against McKee-Rodriguez to the Ethics Review Board. Meanwhile, the District 2 Councilman has reluctantly approved the same project he was accused of unethically trying to derail.
One question remained above all others after Thursday’s unveiling of an entertainment district centered around Hemisfair and a new Spurs arena: Who’s paying?
The San Antonio Spurs signaled support for a potential downtown sports and entertainment district that was revealed by city officials on Thursday.
Two beloved holiday downtown traditions will return to bring a bundle of holiday joy on Friday.
Residents of Oakland Estates have long been vocal about issues affecting their community. What they did not anticipate was a shift in focus to a new and pressing matter: a large-scale drainage project in the area.
The history of the Oakland Estates neighborhood can be traced back to a land grant awarded to a man who fought in the Battle of Bexar to defend San Antonio and force Mexican forces to retreat.
Oakland Estates is named for the numerous oak trees that line this area, which sits along Huebner Road, not far from the Medical Center, Interstate 10 and Babcock Road.
Improved bike lane infrastructure around Woodlawn Lake will again be discussed at a public meeting with San Antonio’s Transportation Department.
It will be about three weeks before San Antonio ISD knows how its hard stance on terms for handing over a downtown parking lot to a minor league baseball stadium project shakes out. However, some of the early responses are less enthusiastic than the district might have hoped.
Generations Federal Credit Union (GFCU) has kicked off its 12th annual “Turkey Express,” providing free turkeys and hams to San Antonio first responders ahead of the holiday season.
The San Antonio Independent School District is trying to run up the score in a land deal with the San Antonio Missions and its partners for a 2.3-acre parking lot. "
The City of San Antonio and San Antonio Sports will announce a new “major running event” to replace the Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series.
Two sports franchises and two possible downtown San Antonio stadiums will be in the spotlight again this week during public meetings.
As a museum, the former home of the Institute of Texan Cultures at the Southeast corner of Hemisfair is history. But it’s also historical, which could cause problems for apparent plans for a future San Antonio Spurs arena in the area.
A new San Antonio Spurs arena will become an official discussion topic during a city council meeting next week.
The San Antonio Independent School District on Friday celebrated Texas Recycles Day with a focus on recycling and sustainability, culminating in a revitalized playground at Sarah King Elementary.
After serving the running community for 16 years, the Rock n’ Roll Running Series announced its departure from San Antonio, as this year’s December event will be their last “run.”
Faced with a crisis, City of San Antonio officials are working on a solution to support people during a mental health crisis.
People will notice litter booms placed at Salado Creek in Comanche and MLK Park this week. The floating devices are set to help catch floating trash without impacting wildlife. River Aid San Antonio, a nonprofit organization, has been instrumental in raising awareness about the trash littering our waterways.
Thousands of mental health calls are made to 911 in San Antonio each year. KSAT is taking a closer look at the effectiveness of the city’s crisis response team.
A school on a major road on the Northeast Side of San Antonio is giving parents cause for concern about safety while dropping off and picking up their children.
Broadway Street in downtown San Antonio is open to traffic as a reconstruction project nears completion, according to the City of San Antonio.
The University of Texas at San Antonio’s Center for Public Opinion Research (CPOR) polled likely voters in September and October about the six proposed city charter amendments on the Nov. 5 ballot. However, it recorded big shifts in voter’s opinion, depending whether it used plain language to describe the amendments or the exact ballot language.
Big decisions are made on behalf of San Antonians inside City Hall. However, in the early 1970s, Rosie Castro said the people in charge didn’t reflect the entire city.
San Antonio may be experiencing some relief now from the dog days of summer, but in the Thompson neighborhood, problems with dogs — themselves — persist.
More than 100 property owners are in danger of losing their homes over a plan to build a drainage pond that could mitigate flooding in the Thompson neighborhood.
A 16-year-old girl was attacked by a neighbor’s pit bull in her driveway, and her mother is urging for stronger action to be taken.
