The holiday season is in full swing in San Antonio, with plenty of events to celebrate and enjoy.

The Southwest Legacy High School cheerleading team earned a bid to the national competition in Orlando, Florida.

Coca-Cola’s Classic Christmas has returned to Toyota Field for the holiday season.

Runners, joggers and walkers, get ready — the highly anticipated San Antonio Marathon is finally happening this weekend!

Hello parents, teachers and students! If you’re looking for a fun way to explore literal rocket science, this experiment is for you.

December, the most wonderful time of the year, will bring a festive array of events and celebrations to the Alamo City.

Families looking to capture festive memories with Santa Claus for the most wonderful time of the year can do so at several places across San Antonio.

If you’re looking for plans on Friday, the San Antonio Zoo will provide discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

The San Antonio Zoo announced that a fourth male gorilla will arrive at its new Congo Falls habitat in December.

There’s plenty of exciting events happening in the Alamo City this weekend.

The H-E-B Christmas Tree Lighting at Travis Park and the Ford Holiday River Parade are traditionally held the day after Thanksgiving. If you plan to attend one or both events, here’s everything you need to know.

An outdoor ice-skating rink at Pearl is now open.

Get ready to embrace the holiday spirit as Six Flags Fiesta Texas is preparing to host its “Holiday in the Park” celebration.

JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa is bringing back its popular ICE! attraction, featuring Frosty the Snowman.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is considering what titles to add to a required reading list for grades K-12.

The San Antonio Zoo has officially unveiled its annual Zoo Lights celebration for the holiday season.

It’s officially that time of year, get ready to experience a dazzling array of Christmas light displays across San Antonio and the surrounding areas.

From sparkling light displays to magical musicals and concerts, there's plenty of things to do in San Antonio this weekend.

Hello parents, teachers and students! Are you looking for something fun to do at home that has a little bit of science behind it? Learn how to make index card flashlights at home with Meteorologist Sarah Spivey.

As the holidays approach, SeaWorld San Antonio has transformed its park into a sparkling holiday destination for its annual Christmas Celebration.

Congo Falls, a new two-acre gorilla exhibit at the San Antonio Zoo, is set to open next month.

Southwest Independent School District’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Tuesday night to close Sky Harbour Elementary School as early as next school year.

San Antonio Independent School District campuses celebrated Texas Recycles Day with a fun and impactful cleanup effort.

It’s starting to feel like Christmas as various spots in San Antonio begin lighting up with festive displays.

Texas is seeing the highest number of whooping cough cases in more than a decade.

Governor Abbott is eliminating over 100 regulations standing in the way of relatives acting as foster parents for children in care, according to a press release.

San Antonio is facing a growing problem with student absenteeism.

The Las Palmas branch library reopened on Monday following a $7 million renovation project, according to the San Antonio Public Library.

From sparkling light displays to cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the San Antonio area this weekend!

A train collision nearly disrupted a Central Texas high school’s performance at the Alamodome for the state title contest — and San Antonio bands stepped up to help.

The San Antonio Police Department’s long-running Blue Santa charity program has opened its applications for families this winter.

A 13-year-old Judson Independent School District student has won this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. youth art contest.

Nothing says swag like being on a list of the best neighborhoods for trick-or-treating.

This is a great example of the forces of magnetism and gravity. As long as you can make the ghost float, the force of the magnets is greater than the force of gravity.

Several places will offer plenty of chances for little ghouls and goblins to fill their treat bags this year.

Welcome to the last weekend of the month, and happy (almost) Halloween! Take a look at all the things you can check out this weekend.

Pre-K 4 SA celebrated the grand opening of its new South Education Center, marking a significant expansion in early childhood education for families who live on the South Side.

Just in time for the holiday season, retailer Toys “R” Us announced plans to open flagship stores and several seasonal shops, including one inside North Star Mall.

A San Antonio West Side charter school is taking root in a whole new way of learning by using fruits, vegetables, and plants to educate their students.

Muertos Fest, one of the largest Day of the Dead festivals in the U.S., returns to San Antonio to give the community a chance to honor loved ones who have passed.

Spooky season is already halfway over, but San Antonio still has plenty of events to enjoy.

SeaWorld San Antonio announced plans Tuesday for Barracuda Strike, Texas’ first inverted family roller coaster, according to a news release.

Halloween is just around the corner, and KSAT wants to see how you’re decking out your home for spooky season.

Have you done some pumpkin carving already? KSAT would love to see those spooky jack-o’-lanterns.

Student mariachi groups from across the San Antonio area will come together Saturday to celebrate culture, heritage, and music.

If you’re looking for plans on Friday, the San Antonio Zoo will provide discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

Many of us grew up with a father in the household, but with the man-of-the-household duties, not many of us had the chance to be involved in our educational activities.

What started in 2012 as a high school driving safety club has evolved into a state-level campaign, as Johnson High School students continue to raise awareness and take their fight against distracted driving to the Texas State Capitol.

It’s energy...in motion!Hello parents, teachers and students! Today’s experiment is all about potential and kinetic energy.

For the first time, from Oct. 13-19, anyone can apply to any public university or college in Texas for free.

Beyond spooky Halloween happenings, several organizations are bringing the festive spirit with a variety of fall festivals.

San Antonio’s Transportation Department will host a Walk & Bike to School Day event this week for Loma Park Elementary School students, among citywide National Pedestrian Safety Month programming.

Nearly 460 school zone violations last school year have sparked concerns along a busy stretch of road on San Antonio’s far north side, where local advocates are pushing for stricter distracted driving laws.

KSAT reached out to school districts in Bexar County to find out how the new cell phone policy was being received by students.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is bringing back Illuminate, presented by H-E-B, for the holiday season starting in late November.

A Hill Country school in Kerr County is being recognized among hundreds across the state for its academic performance.

San Antonio Zoo is enhancing its visitor experience with new sculptures and art installations as part of the openings of The Ralston and Congo Falls exhibits, according to a news release.

The San Antonio Metro Health District is helping children under 17 years old and their families learn how to manage their asthma as part of a free program.

Live from the Southside Magazine is excited to announce the launch of the Soy Latina Youth Writers, a collaboration with the Soy Latina Young Women’s Leadership nonprofit organization.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and one local family is spreading awareness through their newest addition.

The fall season is finally here, and this weekend offers plenty of ways to get out and enjoy it.

A thrift store in the middle of Clemens High School is open during lunch period for anyone to shop.

Observe this change in state of matter and cool down, too!

Experts warn that repeated peer harassment can have real consequences for children’s mental health.

Cosmetology students at Sam Houston High School are offering free services to the community at their Hurricane Salon.

Cosmetology students at Sam Houston High School will be offering free services this weekend to the community.

From cultural celebrations to food festivals, this weekend is packed with exciting events for you and your family to enjoy.

KSAT has compiled a list of pumpkin patches and corn mazes you and your family can go to this upcoming Halloween season.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is once again rolling into San Antonio.

After playing two sold-out banana ball games over the weekend, players from the Party Animals and Texas Tailgaters teams brought their energy to a different crowd.

Photos from the University of Texas at San Antonio Special Digital Collection show what San Pedro Springs Park looked like as far back as the 1870s.

Tickets are now on sale for the seventh annual Day of the Dead River parade in downtown San Antonio.

School district administrators across the San Antonio area are either developing or have already established guidelines to adhere to aspects of Senate Bill 12 and its so-called “parental rights” provisions.

If you’re looking for plans on Sunday, the San Antonio Zoo will provide discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

A City of San Antonio news release on Monday said a planned temporary closure of the Brook Hollow Branch Library would be canceled. The library was closing for one day to expedite the completion of a planned solar panel project.

San Antonio, get ready for a weekend full of exciting events and fun activities.

Big Texas Comicon has announced additional artists joining the lineup for this year’s event.

Make a type of slime that acts as both a solid and a liquid.

Hispanic Heritage Month, a month-long celebration honoring the history and vibrant culture of Hispanic and Latino communities, returns next week.

From author appearances and cultural festivals to thrilling runs and haunted adventures, the city is buzzing with exciting events for everyone.

The San Antonio Zoo’s annual ZOO BOO! celebration has returned.

A local nonprofit makes adaptable skateboards for kids with mobility issues.

The calendar has turned to September, and with fall just around the corner, you know what that means — spooky season is almost here, too.

Jazz enthusiasts can get ready to swing into fall as the 42nd annual Jazz’SAlive Festival returns to San Antonio in September.

A forthcoming lab dedicated to ocean conservation and education will open at the San Antonio Zoo next summer.

Labor Day weekend is here, and there are plenty of exciting events to enjoy across the San Antonio area.

A park in District 1 is getting a new basketball court and parking upgrades by the end of the year, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).

Hundreds of children and teenagers gathered at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Saturday for the Pathways to Hope conference, an event focused on destigmatizing mental health.

Whether you’re looking for family fun, live music, or unique local experiences, this weekend has plenty to offer.

Hunt teachers and staff are preparing to make this school year a little more special for their students following the historic deadly floods on July 4.

A new indoor trampoline park is headed to the North Side.

Summer break may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to end. There are plenty of exciting events happening this weekend.

Viewers submitted pictures to KSAT Connect capturing back-to-school moments, from first-day outfits to showing off new backpacks.

Luther Burbank High School will begin construction of a new athletic building early next year, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

On Monday morning, Southwest Independent School District started off the 2025-26 school year by welcoming in more than 13,000 students across its 18 campuses in the San Antonio area.

North East Independent School District’s early college program is going into its second year with at least 300 students excited for the back-to-school season.

Thousands of San Antonio families received free school supplies and essential services Sunday at the Frost Bank Center.

With events ranging from outdoor movies to concerts and live performances, there's something for everyone to enjoy before school bells ring.

Whether it’s a snapshot of first-day smiles or showing off a new backpack, KSAT wants to see how your family is starting off the new school year!

Bexar County residents can enjoy a discounted $8 admission to the San Antonio Zoo on Thursday as a part of Locals Day, according to a news release.