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At KSAT, promotions producer Alyssa Medina is restarting her running journey after putting it "on pause" during her pregnancy. Now in her second week of training, Alyssa says she is taking it slow and focusing on a 12-week training program designed specifically for postpartum runners.

The 38th-annual Martin Luther King, Jr. March and Celebration will return to the Alamo City.

KSAT talked to Dr. Timothy Palomera with Sports Medicine Associates about how you can get started safely and make sure you stick with your running journey throughout the year.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden will unveil its upcoming exhibition, “Reflections of Nature,” in March 2025.

The Enchanted Rock State Natural Area will double in size with a recent expansion by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

A new study from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has revealed fentanyl and other pharmaceutical medications were found in common bottlenose dolphins along the Texas coastline.

This month, Mitchell Lake Audubon Center offers various programs designed to engage, educate, and inspire visitors of all ages.

A national bike infrastructure design guide revision out this week could influence the development of facilities through San Antonio's Bike Network Plan update, according to Transportation Department officials.

The 89th Texas legislative session kicks off next Tuesday. Thousands of bills will be filed, including some focused on state environmental concerns.

Some Texas Parks and Wildlife Department parks in northern parts of the state shared what the outdoors looks like on Thursday.

While the year is just starting, it’s always great to know where to watch a free movie around San Antonio.

Officials at the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area closed 2024 with a water warning for the new year, citing ongoing drought and scarcity in Central Texas.

While the year is just getting started, there are plenty of events going on throughout January you can attend.

The Kerrville Renaissance Festival returns to the Hill Country for its ninth year in 2025.

The City of San Antonio offers free fitness classes year round, no registration is needed. An average GYM membership costs about $60.

This is the final “Things to Do this weekend” story of 2024 – but don’t worry, plenty more are coming your way in 2025!

With the holiday season in full swing, there’s plenty of festive events to attend this weekend.

Thousands of runners, joggers and walkers all came together to run the final act of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series.

Otherwise, cloudy and cool

This year marks the last Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series marathon in the Alamo City.

If you’re heading down to the coast soon, you will need to keep an eye out for thousands of Portuguese Man O’ War that are washing ashore on Mustang and North Padre Islands.

This year marks the final act for the Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series in San Antonio. The festivities start with an expo on Friday, and continue with a 5K and 10K on Saturday and a half-marathon and full-marathon on S

Runners participating in the final San Antonio Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series can enjoy a few perks in their preparation and celebration.

Berkley V. and Vincent M. Dawson Park opens to the public on Wednesday, according to the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.

After a year of delays, Mitchell’s Landing has opened to the public on the North Side.

Whether you’re diving into Black Friday shopping or kicking off the holiday season with festive events, there’s plenty to enjoy this weekend.