A San Antonio mother of five credits a state-funded education savings account program with keeping her children in private Catholic school — and getting her daughter the support she needs for a learning disability.

As many college students return to class at UTSA and the University of the Incarnate Word on Monday, financial experts say the start of the school year is also a key time to start planning their financial future.

The University of Texas at San Antonio welcomed over 42,000 students for the fall semester after a cyberattack attempt delayed the start of classes.

Summer hairstyles & Cappy’s restaurant spotlights their desserts

The tall grass has since been mowed but neighbors say it should have been done sooner.

San Antonio is in for another scorching Sunday as a stubborn heat wave keeps temperatures at or above 100 degrees across much of South Central Texas.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers seek out leads for a person accused of exploiting a 75-year-old woman’s debit card nearly two months ago, according to a news release.

A family of six is safe after a fire tore through their South Side home on Sunday morning.

A man was arrested after security camera footage allegedly showed him intentionally setting fire to a funeral home under construction, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

A heat dome occurs when a strong high-pressure system traps hot air over an area, causing temperatures to rise and stay high for days or even weeks. The pattern limits clouds and rainfall, increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses, drought and wildfires.

A man was hospitalized after a vehicle veered off onto a sidewalk and struck him in downtown San Antonio, according to the police department.

An off-duty San Antonio police officer shot a man after the suspect allegedly drove aggressively before chasing the officer on the North Side, according to the police department.

Two men were seriously injured in a shooting on the Northeast Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department.

Newly crowned NBA champion Jordan Clarkson returned to his hometown of San Antonio to give back by hosting the second annual JC Cares Charity Golf Invitational with friends, fans, local businesses and several familiar basketball names.

San Antonio is heading into another brutally hot August weekend, with temperatures expected to climb above 100° Saturday and Sunday. A Heat Advisory remains in effect across the northern Hill Country, the I-35 corridor and Coastal Plains through Sunday, with heat indices potentially reaching around 109°.

More than 500 St. Mary’s University volunteers spread across San Antonio on Saturday to complete 2,000 hours of community service, kicking off the school year with a long-running tradition of giving back.

David Elder visits SLIM CHICKENS to devour their NEW pimento sandwich and more.

A driver was arrested after leading a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper on a chase through San Antonio that ended with a crash into a runway at the San Antonio International Airport, the agency said Saturday.

A man was hospitalized after a vehicle ran him over while he slept in a parking lot in downtown San Antonio, according to the police department.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in downtown San Antonio, according to the police department.

For the first time in more than a decade, a dog tested positive for rabies in Bexar County. Health officials say they've seen a significant increase in the number of positive rabies cases in wildlife. Here's what to do if you or your pet encounter an infected animal.

Biologists and doctors recommend washing water bottles every day, especially when they have straws, mouthpieces or any other areas where moisture can collect.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ office refused to respond to questions about whether anyone answered her call for the private and philanthropic sectors to help fund an assortment of city contracts as the Aug. 21 deadline passed.

Donnell Sterling’s family should be celebrating his 54th birthday Friday. Instead, his only sister is remembering the brother she lost nearly two years ago as the man accused of killing him prepares to go on trial.

A man in Arizona has been charged with capital murder in connection with the 1981 killing of a 23-year-old woman in Universal City whose case had been unsolved for decades.

There have been at least six homicides, including a shooting by an officer, so far this month in San Antonio, after a man was shot and killed during an argument with his siblings.

Plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district anchored by a billion-dollar Spurs arena and complementary mixed-use projects have sparked renewed interest in potential redevelopment opportunities around the Alamodome.

The San Antonio Zoo is mourning the loss of Epulu, a male okapi who helped support conservation efforts for the endangered species.

There are two major construction alerts that drivers on the North Side and Northwest Side will need to be aware of this weekend.

A second suspect was arrested Thursday in connection with a deadly shooting outside an East Side after-hours bar earlier this year, according to an arrest affidavit.

School zones across San Antonio are active as students head back to class, prompting police and crossing guards to remind drivers to slow down and leave early.

Miss Texas USA celebrates SA & A Knicks player returns to town for the summer

San Antonio police said a 35-year-old man hospitalized in critical condition early Friday morning has died after a fight between siblings escalated into gunfire.

NIOSA organizers are planning changes as construction threatens event space at La Villita. Longtime San Antonians say they worry changes could alter a beloved Fiesta tradition.

Dealing with adversity is a part of life. Right now, the Holmes High School football team is dealing with a bump in the road because of construction at their school.

The majority of school districts in Texas have a designation that allows them to start in early August when San Antonio is moving through the hottest temperatures of the year.

Air traffic control upgrades target safety, airport delays

San Antonio Ready to Work received national recognition amid Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones’ consideration of diverting some of its funding to help address a budget deficit.

A Port Arthur ISD football player said he was paddled by a coach after missing school and wearing the wrong color practice pants. The district allows corporal punishment. KSAT wanted to know the rules at local districts.

The new school year is barely two weeks old for Northside Independent School District and some parents said they are already struggling to get their kids to class on time.

A Hondo police officer was fired and a San Antonio police officer was suspended for their roles in a drunken encounter earlier this year with emergency personnel at a north New Mexico ski resort.

A San Antonio hemp business is challenging the state’s new regulations on consumable hemp products. The store’s owner said the changes have forced it to pull more than $300,000 worth of inventory from its shelves.

The rescue of 26 dogs and a rabbit from a home with "unsanitary conditions" is among of string of recent animal seizure cases.

A dust devil was recently spotted in San Antonio. These whirls typically form during hot, dry weather in open fields where the ground heats up quickly. Dust devils are usually harmless, with wind speeds of less than 45 mph

The San Antonio Housing Trust has approved a 28-month Homeless Response Action Plan for Cattleman Square, which hopes to address homelessness as part of broader revitalization efforts in the historic area.

Some major changes are on the way for drivers near North Star Mall and the San Antonio International Airport.

The Northside Independent School District said no students or bus drivers were injured after two district buses were involved in separate crashes Thursday morning.

San Antonio police said the body of a decomposed man was found in the attic area of an abandoned Northeast Side motel.

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo revealed its first round of entertainers set to perform during the 2027 season.

Stricter federal and state Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) changes lower the number of students eligible for free school lunch.

A popular dog park at The Rock at La Cantera will reopen this week after an EF-1 tornado caused damage on the Northwest Side last month.

Local school celebrates 100 years in SA & Crepeccino opens new location

The San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) is reminding students and families that a library card can unlock far more than books, including free Wi-Fi hotspots, 24/7 tutoring and online test-preparation resources.

The Cornerstone Warriors volleyball team is on fire. Per MaxPreps, the Warriors are ranked No. 3 in the country.

A 35-year-old man was stabbed multiple times Tuesday night inside a convenience store on the North Side, according to San Antonio police.

UTSA delayed fall classes after an attempted cybersecurity breach. A cybersecurity expert explains how quickly attackers can target universities and how students and institutions can protect themselves.

Emotions flared Wednesday as the San Antonio City Council considered whether to slash further into the city budget or crank a proposed tax increase higher.

KSAT follows through on viewers' concerns about the impacts of construction for VIA Metropolitan Transit's new Green Line.

Two Lubbock men were convicted Tuesday in a federal courtroom for their involvement in a Ponzi scheme with a now-former San Antonio financial advisor.

After a great two-year run in Class 6A, the Medina Valley Panthers have moved down to Class 5A this season and will play in District 14-5A-DI.

A young bull calf, affectionately dubbed “Moodini” by Animal Care Services (ACS) officers, is back home, one day after escaping and having a day filled with adventure.

With temperatures climbing across San Antonio, CPS Energy is asking customers to take a few simple steps to conserve electricity as the city prepares for a peak energy demand day Thursday, Aug. 20.

University of Texas at San Antonio students are having mixed reactions after what the university is calling an attempted cybersecurity incident that led leaders to delay the start of class.

Organizers of A Night in Old San Antonio, a beloved four-day Fiesta event, announced Wednesday they are preparing for a “reset” next year.

San Antonio police identified the officer who fatally shot a man that police say “aggressively advanced” toward him with two large knives on the Northwest Side.

A woman who allegedly assaulted her girlfriend Tuesday over a money dispute at a North Side home has been charged with multiple felonies, according to Bexar County court records.

What some people see as the answer to reducing the number of crashes at a troubled Live Oak intersection may still be months away from becoming a reality.

San Antonio reached its highest recorded temperature of 111° on Sept. 5, 2000, at the San Antonio International Airport. This stands as the hottest day in the city’s weather records, which date to 1885.

A man in his 40s was hospitalized Wednesday afternoon after he was shot while riding a bike on the Southwest Side, according to San Antonio police.

San Antonio police said a man was rushed to a local hospital Wednesday morning after being hit by a pickup truck on the West Side.

The Harlan Hawks are preparing for a new season with a familiar face leading the football program.

We go Texas Trippin’ to the Hill Country

Elf Louise is searching for a new San Antonio facility as families face rising costs and the holiday charity prepares to help more than 17,000 children this Christmas.

Smithson Valley volleyball was down the road at Brandeis High School taking on the Broncos, who were looking to snap a three-game losing streak.

From trash to parking to ambulance rides, the City of San Antonio is considering raising or creating more than 140 fees, permits, and other revenue sources in the FY 2027 budget.

A San Antonio family is turning the loss of their 2-year-old son into an opportunity to help other families.

A 20-year-old woman is in custody after firing shots and pistol-whipping her girlfriend during a dispute over money on the North Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones joined KSAT on Tuesday’s 6 O’Clock News to address the City Council’s 6-5 vote against placing funding for a new Spurs arena back on the ballot.

A man was arrested after selling THC wax to an undercover San Antonio police officer at a North Side smoke shop, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by KSAT.

Local healthcare officials are sounding the alarm about an email and text scam targeting Medicare patients.

Homeowners associations govern residential communities across the country, collecting fees, enforcing rules and making decisions that directly affect property values and daily life.

Sarah St. John was lying in her bed and watching videos online when she suddenly heard gunfire explode outside her Northwest Side apartment.

Eight years after Charles Roundtree, 18, was shot and killed by a San Antonio police officer, Roundtree’s family and other plaintiffs were set to have their case heard by a federal jury. Before jurors heard any testimony, the proceedings took an unexpected turn.

For Teresa Garza and DeAnna Brown, producing a television show became possible through a free city resource — TVSA, the City of San Antonio’s public television channel.

A bull calf led animal care officers on a chase through a Walmart parking lot and into an underground drainage tunnel, San Antonio Animal Care Services said Tuesday.

A Northside ISD cross country coach was hospitalized after he was struck by a vehicle while running off campus Tuesday morning, according to a district spokesperson.

Authorities said a woman died after a man accidentally drove into a South Side property and trapped her underneath a fence.

A new Texas law will soon require schools to have a plan for cardiac emergencies, and KSAT Investigates found most Bexar County-area school districts are still working on them.

San Antonio Independent School District voters will decide whether to approve a tax increase and three bond propositions aimed at funding career programs, teacher recruitment, campus renovations, safety upgrades and technology improvements.

For teenagers, that first trip behind the wheel marks a major step toward independence — and AAA wants to make sure safety, not style, is driving the decision on which vehicle to choose.

The Department of Justice and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives announced guilty verdicts for Chandler Britain Bradford, a New Braunfels man who was charged with smuggling thousands of firearms and firearm parts from the United States to Mexico.

San Antonio City Council is expected to receive its next major update on Project Marvel in October, as plans move forward for a new downtown Spurs arena and broader improvements aimed at reshaping the city’s core.

The University of Texas at San Antonio announced fall classes will be delayed until Monday, Aug. 24, after an attempted cybersecurity breach.

South San Independent School District’s first week of school started hot in classrooms and busy in the district office.

A section of Probandt Street is closed in both directions after a crash Tuesday morning south of downtown.

As students return to class, many San Antonio parents are searching for safe, affordable after-school care.

Summer fun at Schlitterbahn & rock climbing

A man was killed, and an 18-year-old was injured after three people opened fire on a Northwest Side apartment complex, according to San Antonio police.

When a school threat is reported, the public may see police cars, a lockdown or other visible response. But much of the investigation happens behind the scenes.

San Antonio police have responded to a hotel in the Stone Oak area 13 times since Aug. 8 for reports of vehicle burglaries and criminal mischief, according to police records.