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A third grader at Roosevelt Dual Language Academy received a hero’s welcome as her school community celebrated her return after a long battle with childhood cancer.

The Goddard School of San Antonio-Potranco is officially open for families living and working on the far West Side who need more early childhood education options.

Parents are being urged to take a closer look at what their children are doing on phones and tablets, as more families navigate screen time and the growing use of devices to keep kids occupied.

The Boys and Girls Club of San Antonio says it has now enough money to keep its East Side clubhouse open for another year and keep providing programming for the 68 kids registered there.

A San Antonio research institute dedicated to fighting childhood cancer received a $500,000 grant from Hyundai Hope on Wheels.

It has been a week since an elementary school student brought a gun to Somerset Elementary School, and there are still questions as to how that student was able to get that gun on campus in the first place.

Scout, Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s victim assistance dog, is helping university police create a more supportive environment for students and others who may be going through difficult experiences.

This demonstration shows how millions of years can break down boulders into dust!

The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio (BGCSA) announced two of its locations will be impacted at the end of this month.

Hispanic Heritage Month is here, and San Antonio has no shortage of ways to celebrate.

Tour de las Misiones gives participants a chance to experience the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Site while biking, running or walking through its history.

Johnson High School’s band is trying to get its equipment trailer back on the road after straight-line winds toppled it during the band’s first game of the season at Heroes Stadium.

A good night’s sleep affects more than just energy levels, a local doctor says. Poor sleep can impact a child’s attention, memory and immune system.

Inside a classroom at Ronald Reagan High School, student projects can become more than grades. They can become businesses.

Working families on the far West Side will soon see some relief in their search for more early childhood development education.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a nonprofit promoting early childhood literacy, providing a free book a month for children from birth to age 5. It began in East Tennessee and has since spread across the U.S. and beyond, including in San Antonio.

After several recent deaths involving Texas high school football players, a San Antonio nonprofit is reminding parents that hidden heart conditions can affect any teen.

Reagan High School students are exploring careers in architecture, construction and engineering through the ACE Mentor Program. The program pairs students with industry professionals for hands-on projects.