Texas Eats NOW: Frights at the Alamo and Fresh Flavors Take Flight at SAT
Read full article: Texas Eats NOW: Frights at the Alamo and Fresh Flavors Take Flight at SATDavid Elder braves the chills of THE SCREAM EXPERIMENT before sampling new culinary offerings from some of San Antonio's top chefs at the SAN ANTONIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
San Antonio Jewish community calls on city officials to decline use of Alamodome for Ye concert
Read full article: San Antonio Jewish community calls on city officials to decline use of Alamodome for Ye concertMembers of San Antonio’s Jewish community hosted a news conference Tuesday to call on city leaders to decline the use of the Alamodome for Ye’s Fourth of July concert.
Texas Eats NOW: Unlimited Korean BBQ and Hot Pot Meet Chicago's Favorite Beef Sandwiches
Read full article: Texas Eats NOW: Unlimited Korean BBQ and Hot Pot Meet Chicago's Favorite Beef SandwichesDavid Elder digs into all-you-can-eat sushi, Korean BBQ, and hot pot at YUMMY KITCHEN before heading to Schertz to celebrate the arrival of Chicago favorite PORTILLO'S.
Healthy rain brings highest levels in years for local aquifers and lakes
Read full article: Healthy rain brings highest levels in years for local aquifers and lakesAfter years of severe drought and record-low water levels in San Antonio and surrounding regions, steady and above-average rainfall since April 2026 has led to significant recovery for local aquifers and lakes.
Our Lady of the Lake University launches three-year bachelor’s degree program
Read full article: Our Lady of the Lake University launches three-year bachelor’s degree programOur Lady of the Lake University is launching a three-year bachelor’s degree program designed to help students graduate sooner, enter the workforce faster and spend less on tuition.
How a team of three makes 8,000 to 10,000 street signs a year for San Antonio
Read full article: How a team of three makes 8,000 to 10,000 street signs a year for San AntonioFrom start to finish, a single sign made by the Public Works Department’s sign-making team could take anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour. The team produces thousands of signs for the City of San Antonio each year.
Bexar County leaders denounce Ye’s previous antisemitic comments ahead of July 4 concert
Read full article: Bexar County leaders denounce Ye’s previous antisemitic comments ahead of July 4 concertCity and county leaders have joined San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones in denouncing previous antisemitic comments made by Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, ahead of a planned concert on July 4 at the Alamodome.
Texas Eats NOW: Legendary Wings, Top Texas Barbecue, Icy Shots, and Creative Mac & Cheese
Read full article: Texas Eats NOW: Legendary Wings, Top Texas Barbecue, Icy Shots, and Creative Mac & CheeseDavid Elder digs into wings at HOOTERS, taste award-winning barbecue at BURNT BEAN CO., chills out at the ALAMO ICEBAR, and indulges in comfort food at SMAC’N NOODLES.
Stone Oak murder-suicide highlights dangers of leaving abusive relationships, advocates say
Read full article: Stone Oak murder-suicide highlights dangers of leaving abusive relationships, advocates sayDomestic violence advocates say a recent murder-suicide in Stone Oak underscores a troubling reality: leaving an abusive relationship can be one of the most dangerous times for a victim.
Couple identified in Stone Oak murder-suicide by medical examiner
Read full article: Couple identified in Stone Oak murder-suicide by medical examinerThe identities of a husband and wife involved in a Stone Oak murder-suicide have been revealed on Monday by the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office.
San Antonio Spurs to bring back Silver Dancers 8 years after absence
Read full article: San Antonio Spurs to bring back Silver Dancers 8 years after absenceA San Antonio Spurs dance team, tied to decades of nostalgia, is expected to return to the Frost Bank Center’s hardwood the upcoming 2026-2027 NBA season.
Man was driving 100+ mph before Comal County crash that killed woman and dog, affidavit states
Read full article: Man was driving 100+ mph before Comal County crash that killed woman and dog, affidavit statesA San Antonio man has been charged with intoxication manslaughter after a woman riding in his vehicle died during a crash on April 14 in Comal County, according to an arrest warrant obtained by KSAT.
Project Cool 2026 Surpasses Goal, Collecting 490 Fans for San Antonio Seniors
Read full article: Project Cool 2026 Surpasses Goal, Collecting 490 Fans for San Antonio SeniorsProject Cool 2026 collected an impressive 490 box fans, exceeding its goal of 350 fans and ensuring hundreds of seniors across San Antonio will have relief from the intense South Texas heat.
Camels return to the Alamo for early World Camel Day celebration
Read full article: Camels return to the Alamo for early World Camel Day celebrationVisitors to the Alamo got an early look at a little-known chapter of Texas history this weekend as the Texas Camel Corps brought camels to the historic grounds ahead of World Camel Day.
Ex-SAPD officer James Brennand’s trial expected to last more than 2 weeks; Judge warns against delays
Read full article: Ex-SAPD officer James Brennand’s trial expected to last more than 2 weeks; Judge warns against delaysA pretrial hearing in the case against former San Antonio police officer James Brennand focused Monday on how expert witnesses will be handled when the case goes to trial later this month.
City, CPS Energy officials quiet on home explosion details as council members look to improve response
Read full article: City, CPS Energy officials quiet on home explosion details as council members look to improve responseSpecifics are still in short supply on what led to a pair of North Side home explosions, even as the city discusses how to improve its next emergency response.
Man approaches officers to admit he fatally shot friend on West Side, affidavit says
Read full article: Man approaches officers to admit he fatally shot friend on West Side, affidavit saysA man was charged with murder after approaching officers to admit he fatally shot a man he lived with on the West Side, according to an arrest affidavit.
Spurs center Luke Kornet attends special Mass celebrating sports in San Antonio
Read full article: Spurs center Luke Kornet attends special Mass celebrating sports in San AntonioA special Mass celebrating the importance and impact of sports in San Antonio was held Saturday, drawing community members, sports fans and even Spurs Center Luke Kornet.
Man stabbed during apparent road rage confrontation on Northeast Side, SAPD says
Read full article: Man stabbed during apparent road rage confrontation on Northeast Side, SAPD saysA man was stabbed during an apparent road rage confrontation on the Northeast Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones supports canceling Ye’s July 4 concert at Alamodome
Read full article: San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones supports canceling Ye’s July 4 concert at AlamodomeSan Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones expressed her concerned opinions through social media on Saturday about the Alamodome hosting a Ye concert next month.
‘We are one’: San Antonio celebrates annual Juneteenth Festival
Read full article: ‘We are one’: San Antonio celebrates annual Juneteenth FestivalMore than 100 people participated during San Antonio’s annual Juneteenth parade on Saturday, by traveling nearly three miles to honor freedom, history and community.
Heavy storms left at least 17K people without power in San Antonio, CPS says
Read full article: Heavy storms left at least 17K people without power in San Antonio, CPS saysAt least 17,000 CPS Energy customers in San Antonio experienced a power outage on Saturday due to heavy overnight storms, the utility said through an online post.
Male sexually assaults woman in Southeast Side park; Suspect still at large, SAPD says
Read full article: Male sexually assaults woman in Southeast Side park; Suspect still at large, SAPD saysAn investigation is underway after a 37-year-old woman was sexually assaulted on the Southwest Side Friday evening by a male, a San Antonio preliminary report said.
‘Absolutely devastating’: Neighbors react to deadly domestic dispute in Stone Oak
Read full article: ‘Absolutely devastating’: Neighbors react to deadly domestic dispute in Stone OakResidents in a Stone Oak neighborhood are expressing shock after a domestic dispute left a man and woman dead and an SAPD officer injured.
Southwest Side neighborhood gets upgrades after KSAT probe into safety concerns
Read full article: Southwest Side neighborhood gets upgrades after KSAT probe into safety concernsA San Antonio intersection got major upgrades after a blind homeowner said speeding drivers were posing a safety threat for her and her children.
What does San Antonio want in its next police chief?
Read full article: What does San Antonio want in its next police chief?Who’s going to lead the San Antonio Police Department? Chief William McManus, 74, has been at the helm of SAPD for most of the past 20 years but plans to retire this fall.
Thousands gather at San Antonio's Juneteenth Festival to celebrate freedom, family and history
Read full article: Thousands gather at San Antonio's Juneteenth Festival to celebrate freedom, family and historyDespite the South Texas heat, thousands of people gathered at Comanche Park No. 2 to celebrate Juneteenth, honoring the day enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free.
18-year-old thrown from motorcycle on I-10, in critical condition, SAPD says
Read full article: 18-year-old thrown from motorcycle on I-10, in critical condition, SAPD saysA motorcyclist was taken to a hospital on Friday in critical condition after he crashed into a highway barrier, San Antonio police said.
Man kills wife, shoots SAPD officer before turning gun on himself at Stone Oak home, police chief says
Read full article: Man kills wife, shoots SAPD officer before turning gun on himself at Stone Oak home, police chief saysA man is dead after he killed his wife and injured a San Antonio Police Department officer during a shooting Friday at a North Side home, according to SAPD Chief William McManus.
Spurs’ deep playoff run generated $36.2M in economic impact, Visit San Antonio says
Read full article: Spurs’ deep playoff run generated $36.2M in economic impact, Visit San Antonio saysSan Antonio’s recent thrilling Spurs playoff run delivered an estimated $36.2 million in economic impact from game ticket sales and visitor spending on hotels, food and transportation, according to Visit San Antonio.
Multiple lanes to close this weekend at Loop 1604, Interstate 10 interchange, TxDOT says
Read full article: Multiple lanes to close this weekend at Loop 1604, Interstate 10 interchange, TxDOT saysMultiple lanes are expected to be closed this weekend for construction at the Loop 1604 and Interstate 10 interchange on the Northwest Side, according to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).
San Antonio considers maxing property tax, cutting city jobs, freezing pay as options to close budget gap
Read full article: San Antonio considers maxing property tax, cutting city jobs, freezing pay as options to close budget gapThe budget shortfall is expected to hit in the FY 2028 budget, not the upcoming FY 2027, but the city is plotting a two-year path to closing the pending gap. On Thursday, city staff proposed a mix of new or increased fees, cuts, and maxing out the property tax rate.
150+ recruits test positive for influenza as outbreak hits JBSA-Lackland, reports say
Read full article: 150+ recruits test positive for influenza as outbreak hits JBSA-Lackland, reports sayAt least 159 recruits have tested positive for influenza, and two have been hospitalized, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to ABC News.
North Side restaurant owner’s stroke leaves family business in limbo
Read full article: North Side restaurant owner’s stroke leaves family business in limboAfter a stroke left Asian Bite owner Gunawan Halim hospitalized, his family is grappling with medical bills, lost income and the possibility of losing the restaurant they hoped to one day pass down to their children.
SAPD highlights importance of firearm storage to prevent accidental shootings
Read full article: SAPD highlights importance of firearm storage to prevent accidental shootingsThe San Antonio Police Department offers training on operating a gun safely for the public and requires the training for officers.
Mother, daughter accused of beating, robbing Knicks fans after NBA Finals in SA, affidavits say
Read full article: Mother, daughter accused of beating, robbing Knicks fans after NBA Finals in SA, affidavits sayA mother and daughter were taken into custody this week after allegedly assaulting and robbing two New York Knicks fans after Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
Southwest Side woman describes hearing barrage of gunfire, finding 2 men wounded
Read full article: Southwest Side woman describes hearing barrage of gunfire, finding 2 men woundedTwo men were shot during what they thought would be a meetup to sell jewelry, according to San Antonio police. The shooters got away.
Dead animal found in grease spill at East side restaurant
Read full article: Dead animal found in grease spill at East side restaurantA seafood restaurant voluntarily closed for two days this month after Metro Health inspectors found several violations, including a dead animal that appears to be a rat stuck in grease.
New initiative aims to help descendants of San Antonio Missions uncover Indigenous roots
Read full article: New initiative aims to help descendants of San Antonio Missions uncover Indigenous rootsA local organization is launching an effort to help people discover whether they are descendants of the Indigenous communities that helped build San Antonio’s historic missions.
Split San Antonio City Council delays decision on SAWS rate hike
Read full article: Split San Antonio City Council delays decision on SAWS rate hikeA slim majority of San Antonio’s City Council voted to delay a decision on increasing water rates until October after several members aired various concerns with the city-owned San Antonio Water System.
SAPD: 2 men shot in vehicle near downtown, transport themselves to hospital
Read full article: SAPD: 2 men shot in vehicle near downtown, transport themselves to hospitalTwo men were hospitalized after they were shot in their vehicle early Thursday morning near downtown, according to San Antonio police.
San Antonio to open 23 outdoor pools for summer season beginning June 20
Read full article: San Antonio to open 23 outdoor pools for summer season beginning June 20The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department will open 23 outdoor public pools for the summer season starting Saturday, June 20.
San Antonio City Council makes decisions on SAWS rate hike, Toyota incentive package trial budget
Read full article: San Antonio City Council makes decisions on SAWS rate hike, Toyota incentive package trial budgetThe San Antonio City Council is set to vote on major financial decisions on Thursday morning.
San Antonio City Council unanimously approves Toyota incentive package
Read full article: San Antonio City Council unanimously approves Toyota incentive packageThe San Antonio City Council voted 11-0 Thursday in favor of $142.8 million worth of city and utility incentives meant to tempt Toyota into building a new $2 billion vehicle assembly line at its South Side plant.
FBI warns parents about social media dangers after teens lured into robberies in SA
Read full article: FBI warns parents about social media dangers after teens lured into robberies in SATwo recent cases involving teens being lured into robberies through social media have prompted a closer look at how the schemes work — and what parents can do to keep their kids safe.
Metro Health reports 94 heat-related illnesses in San Antonio since May
Read full article: Metro Health reports 94 heat-related illnesses in San Antonio since MayMetro Health has reported 94 heat-related illnesses from May through this Saturday, a reminder that dangerous temperatures can quickly become a medical emergency.
Renaming César E. Chávez Boulevard could cost over $300K, city estimates
Read full article: Renaming César E. Chávez Boulevard could cost over $300K, city estimatesA proposal to change the name of César E. Chávez Boulevard in downtown San Antonio could cost the city more than $300,000, according to the City of San Antonio’s Development Services Department’s estimates.
DPS releases body camera footage of kidnapping suspect leading pursuit from San Antonio to Live Oak County
Read full article: DPS releases body camera footage of kidnapping suspect leading pursuit from San Antonio to Live Oak CountyThe Texas Department of Public Safety released body camera footage showing a San Antonio man leading authorities on a pursuit from San Antonio and ending in Live Oak County.
US Rep. Castro calls for release of San Antonio father held in ICE detention
Read full article: US Rep. Castro calls for release of San Antonio father held in ICE detentionU.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, is calling for the immediate release of a San Antonio father who he said has been held in an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility since April.
Why hasn’t San Antonio started arena negotiations with the Spurs yet?
Read full article: Why hasn’t San Antonio started arena negotiations with the Spurs yet?Despite the San Antonio City Council approving the non-binding framework of a deal to fund a new $1.3 billion NBA arena with the Spurs and Bexar County 10 months ago, City Manager Erik Walsh said the city and Spurs “haven’t really started negotiating.”
2 shot, 3 on the run after robbery attempt on Southwest Side, police say
Read full article: 2 shot, 3 on the run after robbery attempt on Southwest Side, police sayTwo men were shot on the Southwest Side during what investigators believe was a meetup to sell jewelry that turned into a robbery attempt, according to San Antonio police.
Hondo man who threatened to overthrow U.S. government in 2025 found guilty, DOJ says
Read full article: Hondo man who threatened to overthrow U.S. government in 2025 found guilty, DOJ saysA Hondo man who threatened to overthrow the United States government in 2025 was found guilty by a federal jury in San Antonio on Wednesday, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas Justin R. Simmons said in a news release.
SAPD chief defends firing of officer who failed to search teen before jail suicide
Read full article: SAPD chief defends firing of officer who failed to search teen before jail suicideSan Antonio Police Chief William McManus defended his decision to indefinitely suspend former officer Abdiel Munoz during an arbitration hearing Tuesday, saying the officer’s failure to properly search a detained teenager before transporting him to jail led to a preventable tragedy.
Records: Ex-SAPD officer fired for giving feces sandwich to homeless man promoted to South Texas police chief
Read full article: Records: Ex-SAPD officer fired for giving feces sandwich to homeless man promoted to South Texas police chiefA former San Antonio police officer fired for giving a homeless man a feces sandwich was promoted to serve as the chief of a South Texas police department, according to records reviewed by KSAT Investigates.
SAPD warning of potential summer spike in car burglaries, gun thefts
Read full article: SAPD warning of potential summer spike in car burglaries, gun theftsSan Antonio police are reminding people not to leave valuables, including cash and weapons, in their cars. They say they usually see an increase in car burglaries during the summer.
TEA closes investigation into SAISD superintendent, says allegations were ‘unsubstantiated’
Read full article: TEA closes investigation into SAISD superintendent, says allegations were ‘unsubstantiated’The Texas Education Agency is no longer investigating San Antonio Independent School District’s outgoing superintendent after he was accused of failing to report educator misconduct, according to a letter from the agency shared with KSAT Investigates.
Man threatened to ‘shoot up everyone’ at Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital, SAPD says
Read full article: Man threatened to ‘shoot up everyone’ at Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital, SAPD saysA man allegedly threatened to “shoot up everyone” at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans’ Hospital, according to a San Antonio Police Department incident report.
SAWS rate hike up for San Antonio City Council vote Thursday
Read full article: SAWS rate hike up for San Antonio City Council vote ThursdayThe San Antonio City Council will vote Thursday on a series of SAWS rate increases that could raise an average residential customer’s monthly bill by roughly $15 to $17 over the next two-and-a-half years.
Texas Eats NOW: An Icy River Walk Experience and Next-Level Mac and Cheese
Read full article: Texas Eats NOW: An Icy River Walk Experience and Next-Level Mac and CheeseDavid Elder chills out inside the ALAMO ICEBAR before heading to Seguin to indulge in creative comfort food favorites at SMAC'N NOODLES.
He had a family violence charge dismissed and won an appeal. Why was a city employee still fired?
Read full article: He had a family violence charge dismissed and won an appeal. Why was a city employee still fired?A San Antonio Public Works Department employee fired after his arrest last year on a domestic violence charge will not be reinstated, despite the criminal case being dismissed and a city civil service commission finding he acted in self-defense.
Exploitation operation in Bexar County leads to 14 arrests, BCSO and US Secret Service says
Read full article: Exploitation operation in Bexar County leads to 14 arrests, BCSO and US Secret Service saysThe Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and the United States Secret Service held a joint press conference Wednesday morning to announce the results of an operation on combating human exploitation.
‘Project DC’ aims to revitalize neglected district west of downtown
Read full article: ‘Project DC’ aims to revitalize neglected district west of downtownA long-neglected area west of downtown could become a new district focused on affordable housing, services and working families, but planners say they want community input before the vision takes shape.
How San Antonio is celebrating Juneteenth in 2026
Read full article: How San Antonio is celebrating Juneteenth in 2026More than a century ago, enslaved people in Galveston learned they had been freed — two years after former President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation and months after the Civil War ended.
Motorcyclist falls to death from highway interchange ramp near downtown, SAPD says
Read full article: Motorcyclist falls to death from highway interchange ramp near downtown, SAPD saysA motorcyclist died Wednesday morning after crashing on a highway interchange ramp near downtown and falling, according to San Antonio police.
San Antonio tempts Toyota with a $142.8M incentive package
Read full article: San Antonio tempts Toyota with a $142.8M incentive packageThe City of San Antonio is trying to lock down a $2 billion expansion of the Toyota plant with a nine-figure bundle of incentives at the same time it tries to close a similarly sized hole in its own budget.
KSAT Q&A: Mayor Jones pushes for SAWS rate increase, demands $5M from Spurs ownership
Read full article: KSAT Q&A: Mayor Jones pushes for SAWS rate increase, demands $5M from Spurs ownershipMayor Gina Ortiz Jones joined KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and John Paul Barajas Tuesday to discuss an upcoming vote on a San Antonio Water System water rate increase and a financial dispute with Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
San Antonio’s new LGBTQ+ youth transitional housing center will be first of its kind in Texas
Read full article: San Antonio’s new LGBTQ+ youth transitional housing center will be first of its kind in TexasA new transitional supportive housing community for LGBTQ+ youth is coming to the West Side of San Antonio and will be the first of its kind in the state.
How to protect your property from an uptick in mosquitoes after rain, humidity
Read full article: How to protect your property from an uptick in mosquitoes after rain, humidityWhen you hear that noticeable, annoying sound, you start fanning or swatting at your ears because you know mosquitoes are out for blood. All the recent rain and the humidity have created the perfect environment for mosquitoes to breed.
Arbitrator to weigh whether former SAPD officer should be reinstated after jail suicide
Read full article: Arbitrator to weigh whether former SAPD officer should be reinstated after jail suicideAn arbitrator will decide whether a former San Antonio police officer should get his job back after a 19-year-old detainee brought a handgun into the Bexar County jail and died by suicide in 2024.
SAPD officer shot while serving warrant on North Side, police chief says
Read full article: SAPD officer shot while serving warrant on North Side, police chief saysA San Antonio Police Department officer and a suspect were both shot Tuesday on the North Side after the suspect pulled a gun on officers who were waiting to serve a warrant, SAPD Chief William McManus said.
TEA: SAISD superintendent under investigation, accused of failing to report misconduct
Read full article: TEA: SAISD superintendent under investigation, accused of failing to report misconductThe Texas Education Agency confirmed it is investigating the educator certificate of San Antonio ISD’s outgoing superintendent after he was accused of failing to report educator misconduct.
Texas students show gains on 2026 STAAR tests; Here’s how San Antonio’s largest districts compare
Read full article: Texas students show gains on 2026 STAAR tests; Here’s how San Antonio’s largest districts compareThe Texas Education Agency released spring 2026 STAAR results Tuesday for students in third through eighth grade, showing gains in math and social studies while reading results remained largely steady statewide.
San Antonio family reflects on meeting Victor Wembanyama, Julian Champagnie at hospital
Read full article: San Antonio family reflects on meeting Victor Wembanyama, Julian Champagnie at hospitalTwo popular San Antonio Spurs players surprised multiple patients receiving treatment at a children’s hospital Monday just two days after the NBA Finals ended in five games.