They finished last in the San Antonio Marathon 5K. Hereโs why theyโre still winners
Read full article: They finished last in the San Antonio Marathon 5K. Hereโs why theyโre still winnersItโs not often that we cover stories about people who finish dead last in a race, but weโre making an exception for father-son duo, Rick and Eric Battersby.
Runners share their wellness journeys on KSAT Connect ahead of the San Antonio Marathon
Read full article: Runners share their wellness journeys on KSAT Connect ahead of the San Antonio MarathonRunners, joggers and walkers shared their health and fitness experiences on KSAT Connect in anticipation of the San Antonio Marathon this weekend.
๐ Things to do this weekend: San Antonio Marathon, Holidays on Houston Street, โThe Polar Express: The Musicalโ
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: San Antonio Marathon, Holidays on Houston Street, โThe Polar Express: The MusicalโRunners, joggers and walkers, get ready โ the highly anticipated San Antonio Marathon is finally happening this weekend!
Street closures to know about during the San Antonio Marathon
Read full article: Street closures to know about during the San Antonio MarathonThe inaugural San Antonio Marathon, along with a 5K and half-marathon, will draw over 18,000 participants to downtown San Antonio this weekend. Here's what to know about road closures.
Texas will unveil its newest state park with a guided hike on New Yearโs Day
Read full article: Texas will unveil its newest state park with a guided hike on New Yearโs DayPalo Pinto Mountains State Park in North Texas will open sometime next year. Visitors can reserve spots for a sneak peek on New Yearโs Day.
What to know about the San Antonio Marathon: Street closures, routes, expo
Read full article: What to know about the San Antonio Marathon: Street closures, routes, expoOfficials with San Antonio Sports, San Antonio Police Department, Downtown Run Group and City of San Antonio will host a โKnow Before You Goโ news conference at 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Watch it live in this article.
H-E-B tree lighting, 44th annual Ford Holiday River Parade return to downtown San Antonio
Read full article: H-E-B tree lighting, 44th annual Ford Holiday River Parade return to downtown San AntonioThe 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, hereโs everything you need to know.
KSAT invites runners to share their wellness journeys on KSAT Connect ahead of the San Antonio Marathon
Read full article: KSAT invites runners to share their wellness journeys on KSAT Connect ahead of the San Antonio MarathonKSAT invites runners, joggers and walkers to share their health and fitness experiences on KSAT Connect in anticipation of the San Antonio Marathon weekend.
๐ Where to watch Christmas light displays in San Antonio, surrounding areas
Read full article: ๐ Where to watch Christmas light displays in San Antonio, surrounding areasItโs officially that time of year, get ready to experience a dazzling array of Christmas light displays across San Antonio and the surrounding areas.
New mural on South Side celebrates San Antonioโs rich cultural heritage
Read full article: New mural on South Side celebrates San Antonioโs rich cultural heritageA vibrant new mural on the South Side weaves together San Antonioโs rich cultural heritage โ from the Missions Historical Park to San Antonio Spurs basketball celebrations.
๐ Things to do this weekend: Holidays at the Rock, Illuminate, Christian Nodal
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: Holidays at the Rock, Illuminate, Christian NodalFrom sparkling light displays to magical musicals and concerts, there's plenty of things to do in San Antonio this weekend.
Hemisfair to transform into winter wonderland with outdoor ice-skating rink
Read full article: Hemisfair to transform into winter wonderland with outdoor ice-skating rinkHemisfairโs outdoor ice-skating rink is set to become the centerpiece of the downtown parkโs holiday celebrations, according to a news release.
San Antonio ISD collects 1.4 million pounds of recycled goods on Texas Recycles Day
Read full article: San Antonio ISD collects 1.4 million pounds of recycled goods on Texas Recycles DaySan Antonio Independent School District campuses celebrated Texas Recycles Day with a fun and impactful cleanup effort.
Are feral pigs coming to a neighborhood near you? Texas A&M expert weighs potential causes
Read full article: Are feral pigs coming to a neighborhood near you? Texas A&M expert weighs potential causesVideo shared with KSAT shows a Helotes resident surprised when he encountered a sounder of wild pigs while taking out the trash. It happened in an area of new construction and is becoming increasingly common.
๐ Things to do this weekend: Frida Fest, Zoo Lights, SeaWorld Christmas Celebration
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: Frida Fest, Zoo Lights, SeaWorld Christmas CelebrationItโs starting to feel like Christmas as various spots in San Antonio begin lighting up with festive displays.
Public feedback sought for safety, walkability around VIAโs Green Line corridor
Read full article: Public feedback sought for safety, walkability around VIAโs Green Line corridorSan Antonioโs Transportation Department is hosting four planned community open house meetings beginning this week, inviting the public to provide feedback on pedestrian safety around the forthcoming Green Line project.
KSAT Connect: Viewers capture aurora photos lighting up Texas sky during G4-level geomagnetic storm
Read full article: KSAT Connect: Viewers capture aurora photos lighting up Texas sky during G4-level geomagnetic stormResidents across Texas have been sharing stunning photos to KSAT Connect of the aurora lighting up the night sky Tuesday during the G4-level geomagnetic storm.
Volunteers make school field trips to Missions possible, despite government shutdown
Read full article: Volunteers make school field trips to Missions possible, despite government shutdownThanks to a group of volunteers, hundreds of local fourth and seventh graders were given a tour through Mission San Jose despite the ongoing government shutdown.
โจ Things to do this weekend: Wurstfest, SA Veterans Day, The Light Park
Read full article: โจ Things to do this weekend: Wurstfest, SA Veterans Day, The Light ParkFrom sparkling light displays to cultural celebrations, thereโs something for everyone to enjoy in the San Antonio area this weekend!
Texas set to make $20 billion investment in water after voters approve Proposition 4
Read full article: Texas set to make $20 billion investment in water after voters approve Proposition 4Texas will use $1 billion in sales tax a year for the next two decades to help secure the stateโs water supply.
Invasive plant spreads after Hill Country floods; Guadalupe bass, native species hold steady
Read full article: Invasive plant spreads after Hill Country floods; Guadalupe bass, native species hold steadyFour months after major flooding in the Hill Country, the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department began a year-long fish recovery and habitat survey in October on the Guadalupe, Llano, Nueces, Pedernales, and San Saba rivers.
Novemberโs Beaver Supermoon peaks Wednesday๐
Read full article: Novemberโs Beaver Supermoon peaks Wednesday๐The Beaver Supermoon, the largest and brightest full moon of 2025, will peak on Nov. 5 at 7:19 a.m. CT. This supermoon occurs when the full moon is at its closest point to Earth, appearing significantly larger and more luminous.
Monarch butterflies typically arrive en masse in San Antonio this time of year. Where are they?
Read full article: Monarch butterflies typically arrive en masse in San Antonio this time of year. Where are they?Despite the leaves falling from the trees, temperatures finally getting cooler, and the time change, something else associated with the fall season appears to be missing. Monarch butterflies have been few and far between so far.
New solar system-inspired art installation debuts at Pearsall Park
Read full article: New solar system-inspired art installation debuts at Pearsall ParkSeveral city departments and the District 4 council office have announced the completion of an art installation channeling the solar system and Coahuiltecan heritage.
๐ Things to do this weekend: Muertos Fest, Paul McCartney, Family Fishing Day
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: Muertos Fest, Paul McCartney, Family Fishing DayWelcome to the last weekend of the month, and happy (almost) Halloween! Take a look at all the things you can check out this weekend.
West Side charter school incorporates farming curriculum to educate students on food nutrition and agriculture
Read full article: West Side charter school incorporates farming curriculum to educate students on food nutrition and agricultureA 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.
Scenic, historic routes await runners in upcoming San Antonio Marathon
Read full article: Scenic, historic routes await runners in upcoming San Antonio MarathonThe San Antonio Marathon, set to follow the Rock โnโ Roll marathon, will feature a new route that passes through some scenic and historic neighborhoods.
54,000-acre Hill Country ranch could be key acquisition in $1 billion Parks & Wildlife system expansion
Read full article: 54,000-acre Hill Country ranch could be key acquisition in $1 billion Parks & Wildlife system expansionThe expansion is made possible by the $1 billion Centennial Parks Conservation Fund, established by legislators and voters in 2023.
๐ Things to do this weekend: Floresville Peanut Festival, Gruene Music & Wine Festival, Light the Night Walk
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: Floresville Peanut Festival, Gruene Music & Wine Festival, Light the Night WalkThis weekend, San Antonio and the surrounding areas have an exciting lineup of events to enjoy.
Tequila & Tacos Fest, Muertos Fest and more: Explore these fall festivals in San Antonio, surrounding areas
Read full article: Tequila & Tacos Fest, Muertos Fest and more: Explore these fall festivals in San Antonio, surrounding areasBeyond spooky Halloween happenings, several organizations are bringing the festive spirit with a variety of fall festivals.
After months of flood recovery, Kerrvilleโs River Trail partially reopens for first time
Read full article: After months of flood recovery, Kerrvilleโs River Trail partially reopens for first timeThe stretch of the River Trail between the Camp Meeting Creek bridge and the Francisco Lemos Street bridge is now open for the first time since the deadly Fourth of July flood in Kerrville.
Texas Parks & Wildlife working to acquire 54,000-acre Hill Country ranch for new state park
Read full article: Texas Parks & Wildlife working to acquire 54,000-acre Hill Country ranch for new state parkThe Texas Parks & Wildlife Department is working to acquire a 54,000-acre ranch in the western Hill Country and convert it into a new state park.
Kerrville to reopen certain trails, portion of Louise Hays Park after July 4 flooding
Read full article: Kerrville to reopen certain trails, portion of Louise Hays Park after July 4 floodingKerrville Parks and Recreation Department announced that certain areas will reopen to the public next week, just more than three months after the deadly Fourth of July flooding.
The rare pink meanie jellyfish gives Texas beachgoers a once-in-a-lifetime moment
Read full article: The rare pink meanie jellyfish gives Texas beachgoers a once-in-a-lifetime momentVisitors to Padre Island and Port Aransas recently got to see more than just a beautiful Texas coastline. Some experienced a rare sight to see: pink meanie jellyfish.
Where to enjoy cooler weather at these San Antonio, surrounding areas patio dining
Read full article: Where to enjoy cooler weather at these San Antonio, surrounding areas patio diningAs temperatures begin to slowly cool, San Antonio and surrounding areas offer plenty of cozy patio dining spots where visitors can enjoy the cooler weather.
San Antonio Zoo enhances visitor experience with new sculptures and art installations
Read full article: San Antonio Zoo enhances visitor experience with new sculptures and art installationsSan 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.
Childrenโs Heart Foundation organizes San Antonio walk to support congenital heart defect research
Read full article: Childrenโs Heart Foundation organizes San Antonio walk to support congenital heart defect researchThe Childrenโs Heart Foundation is hosting 33 walks nationwide this year to unite families affected by congenital heart defects and raise funds for research.
Texas bill sets in motion 100-mile hike-and-bike trail connecting San Antonio to Austin
Read full article: Texas bill sets in motion 100-mile hike-and-bike trail connecting San Antonio to AustinA newly signed Texas House Bill sets in motion the Texas Bicentennial Trail, connecting new and existing trails from San Antonio to Austin.
A look at how the nationwide mission of the Head for the Cure 5K got its start
Read full article: A look at how the nationwide mission of the Head for the Cure 5K got its startThe 12th annual Head for the Cure 5K is returning to San Antonio on Sept. 27, continuing a powerful tradition here that began in 2014, in memory of KSATโs late news director, Jim Boyle.
Art, play and innovation will take over Houston Street for International Park(ing) Day
Read full article: Art, play and innovation will take over Houston Street for International Park(ing) DayHouston Street in downtown San Antonio will see art, play and innovation take over for International Park(ing) Day on Friday.
Celebrate fall with these pumpkin patches, corn mazes in San Antonio and surrounding areas
Read full article: Celebrate fall with these pumpkin patches, corn mazes in San Antonio and surrounding areasKSAT has compiled a list of pumpkin patches and corn mazes you and your family can go to this upcoming Halloween season.
Registration opens for The Running Event trade show; event poised to be economic driver for San Antonio
Read full article: Registration opens for The Running Event trade show; event poised to be economic driver for San AntonioRegistration for The Running Event (TRE), a running and outdoors trade show, is now open. The event is poised to be a critical boon to San Antonio's economy.
๐ท Things to do this weekend: Jazz in the Garden, Locals Day at San Antonio Zoo, Hispanic Heritage Month events
Read full article: ๐ท Things to do this weekend: Jazz in the Garden, Locals Day at San Antonio Zoo, Hispanic Heritage Month eventsSan Antonio, get ready for a weekend full of exciting events and fun activities.
Texas solar program left in limbo after Trump administration pulls the plug on $250 million grant
Read full article: Texas solar program left in limbo after Trump administration pulls the plug on $250 million grantTexasโ Solar for All program was intended to bring solar panels and batteries to low-income neighborhoods and create jobs by training workers to install the technology.
Nearly 1 in 3 San Antonio Parks & Rec classes have no one in them; the city is looking to cut some
Read full article: Nearly 1 in 3 San Antonio Parks & Rec classes have no one in them; the city is looking to cut someLow-attendance classes offered by the San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department are on the budget chopping block as the city tries to close a looming deficit.
SAWS ends recommended planting pause; up to $500 in coupons available for fall gardening
Read full article: SAWS ends recommended planting pause; up to $500 in coupons available for fall gardeningSan Antonio Water System has ended its recommended planting pause, and customers can receive up to $500 in coupons for fall gardening.
Canyon Lake Dam intercepted raging waters of July 4 flood
Read full article: Canyon Lake Dam intercepted raging waters of July 4 floodThe images from the Fourth of July floods in the Hill Country are unforgettable. The Guadalupe Riverโs raging waters bowled over anything and everything in its path.
Scientists tap โsecretโ fresh water under the ocean, raising hopes for a thirsty world
Read full article: Scientists tap โsecretโ fresh water under the ocean, raising hopes for a thirsty worldScientists conducting a first-of-its-kind drilling operation have extracted samples of fresh water hiding in massive reservoirs deep under the ocean.
New Braunfels tubing outfitters hope for Labor Day splash after tragedy, weather overshadowed summer
Read full article: New Braunfels tubing outfitters hope for Labor Day splash after tragedy, weather overshadowed summerThough tubing outfitters operate into the fall, Labor Day often marks the end of summer activities for many people.
Clark HS community garden helps students with mental health, connecting to nature
Read full article: Clark HS community garden helps students with mental health, connecting to natureThe Sotomayor Wildcats and Clark Cougars might be tackling the grass for the KSAT Pigskin Classic, but students at Clark High School are tackling the garden.
Is the Guadalupe River safe for Labor Day weekend after deadly Hill Country floods?
Read full article: Is the Guadalupe River safe for Labor Day weekend after deadly Hill Country floods?Nearly two months after deadly July 4 floods devastated the Texas Hill Country, questions remain about whether the Guadalupe River is safe for Labor Day weekend.
New 1,700-acre state park to be developed in Uvalde County, TPWD says
Read full article: New 1,700-acre state park to be developed in Uvalde County, TPWD saysMore wilderness will be available to explore in the Hill Country in the coming months. Bear Creek State Park, a 1,720-acre park purchased for $33.5 million, is located in Uvalde County.
Is the Guadalupe River safe? UGRA, Kerr County officials undecided on public access
Read full article: Is the Guadalupe River safe? UGRA, Kerr County officials undecided on public accessThe Guadalupe River is within normal water quality levels, but the Upper Guadalupe River Authority (UGRA) advises the public to โuse extreme cautionโ in the area.
New basketball court, upgrades coming to Dellview Park by December, state filing says
Read full article: New basketball court, upgrades coming to Dellview Park by December, state filing saysA 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).
US park rangers seek public help after vandalism at Mission Concepciรณn convento
Read full article: US park rangers seek public help after vandalism at Mission Concepciรณn conventoU.S. Park Rangers of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park are seeking information from the public following damage and forced entry at the convento of Mission Concepciรณn.
Plants are blooming at Riverside Nature Center in Kerrville after Hill Country floods
Read full article: Plants are blooming at Riverside Nature Center in Kerrville after Hill Country floodsAfter the July 4 floods in the Hill Country, one woman did something unique with the leftover debris โ she repurposed it. And now, itโs paying off.
โGhost Deerโ investigation leads to 1,400 charges in 11 counties, Texas Parks and Wildlife says
Read full article: โGhost Deerโ investigation leads to 1,400 charges in 11 counties, Texas Parks and Wildlife saysThe Texas Game Wardens have filed 1,400 charges across 11 counties across the state in the โGhost Deerโ investigation, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Which wildlife survived the Hill Country floods and which species conservationists are worried about
Read full article: Which wildlife survived the Hill Country floods and which species conservationists are worried aboutThe July 4 floods wiped out plants, animals and insects from the Guadalupe River. Now weeks later, the silence is beginning to fill with sounds of nature as some species return.
๐ Things to do this weekend: Satirical comedy โGreater Tuna,โ Culinaria Summer Restaurants Weeks, Lisa Lisa
Read full article: ๐ Things to do this weekend: Satirical comedy โGreater Tuna,โ Culinaria Summer Restaurants Weeks, Lisa LisaWith events ranging from outdoor movies to concerts and live performances, there's something for everyone to enjoy before school bells ring.
Neighbors, businesses worried about future of Ingram Lake after Hill Country flooding
Read full article: Neighbors, businesses worried about future of Ingram Lake after Hill Country floodingThe deadly July 4 flooding that claimed more than 100 lives in the Kerr County area has left the Ingram community damaged and discouraged, but residents continue to rebuild.
San Antonio Marathon ambassadors use social media to share journeys, inspire others to run
Read full article: San Antonio Marathon ambassadors use social media to share journeys, inspire others to runThe countdown is on for San Antonioโs first official marathon, half-marathon, and 5K happening Dec. 5-7. For two San Antonio women, the real journey started long before race day.