The incident, one of thousands of times that school officers in Texas have used physical force in recent years, underscores long-held concerns about policing in schools.
VIA broke ground on the Green Line last summer and is expected to begin service in April 2028, according to Rod Sanchez, who oversees its rapid transit projects.
After years of waiting, a local mother finally received the call she has been waiting for from the San Antonio Police Department.
The legal battle following the deadly flood at Camp Mystic is entering a new phase as the camp asks a bankruptcy judge to extend legal protections to members of the Eastland family, which has owned and operated the camp for nearly four decades.
Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to break up the energy sector in cities like San Antonio and Austin has brought up a more focused discussion about where some of that CPS Energy money is used.
More reactions are pouring in after Gov. Greg Abbott announced a plan on Tuesday to break energy monopolies like the one in San Antonio with CPS Energy.
Alamo Ranch is known for its traffic and long backups along Alamo Ranch Parkway and nearby roads that residents say keep getting worse. Drivers who sit in the traffic every day say they want solutions quickly, and county leaders say some changes could arrive within weeks.
Neighbors say they had called police to a West Side neighborhood multiple times in the weeks before a man was fatally shot by five San Antonio police officers.
As Kerr County continues recovering from another round of devastating flooding, local organizations are receiving $18 million in emergency grant funding aimed at helping residents, nonprofits and small businesses rebuild.
Residents on San Antonio's Northeast Side said they finally feel heard after Animal Care Services removed 30 dogs from a home on La Charca Drive near Cerro Vista. The dog removal is part of an active animal cruelty investigation.
KSAT has been reporting on a transplant pair for years now, and this week marks five years since University Health's Transplant Institute director gave her kidney to a complete stranger. Now, he's a close friend, and the two are spreading awareness about living donors.
Less than a week after an EF-1 tornado carved a 4-mile path across San Antonio’s Northwest Side, cleanup efforts have transformed many of the hardest-hit areas. However, recovery is expected to take significantly longer at the location that sustained the most severe damage.
After KSAT Investigates asked officials about a Kirby council member’s expulsion from a meeting, the city’s mayor provided an explanation.
The devastating explosions on Preston Hollow Drive in April left neighbors uneasy staying in their homes. Jimmy Aldape, who lives close to the intersection of Preston Hollow Drive and Preston Court Drive, said he is on edge now but had a sense of ease after an inspection of his home following the explosions.
A San Antonio woman wants to make sure her mother isn’t just another statistic. Ana Rennie, 55, was the fourth domestic violence murder-suicide victim in Bexar County in just three weeks.
A KSAT crew witnessed a man placed into unmarked vehicle by an officer in unidentifiable clothing. ICE walked back its denial of its officers being involved.
A Bexar County family is recovering after they said a man they once considered a friend tried to set their home on fire Wednesday morning and violently attacked multiple people on the Northeast Side.
Residents said it’s faster to walk than drive in Alamo Ranch; a county project hopes to change that.
Rev. Jimmy Drennan of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church said he is “more than taken care of” after a fire at the rectory, where he was living.
Data breaches have become increasingly common for adults, but after one occurred at Alamo Heights Independent School District, KSAT wanted to find out what parents can do to protect their children’s identities.
The homes that became the center of the Preston Hollow explosion investigation are now coming down. This marks a major turning point for homeowners and neighbors who have lived with the aftermath for months.
A developer and a gun club on the Northwest Side have called a legal ceasefire that also permanently ends outdoor gunfire at the club, which has owned its land for over 70 years.
As the one-year mark of the devastating Fourth of July floods in the Hill Country approaches, Jay Moeller is still learning how to live with an unimaginable loss.
San Antonio City Councilwoman Misty Spears is in the hot seat after Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones publicized Spears’ request for tickets to Ye’s upcoming concert.
A chain-reaction crash that involved at least seven cars along Northwest Loop 410 earlier this month is prompting concerns from drivers.
Camp Mystic has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization. Attorneys representing families of the Mystic campers who died said this will delay lawsuits against the camp.
The Texas Education Agency launched an investigation into the Judson Independent School District school board in early June.
The Judson Independent School District board voted 6-1 to appoint Ann Dixon as the next interim superintendent, making her the fifth person to lead the district in six months.
The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has spent $82 million on overall recovery since July 4, 2025. Forty-three percent of that total has been spent getting flood survivors into temporary and, eventually, permanent housing.
Testimony began Tuesday in the murder trial of Christopher Navarro, who prosecutors allege was driving the wrong way on Interstate 35 in January 2024 when he crashed head-on into the vehicle Yulissa Valero was riding in.
From 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.
Domestic 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.
The 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.
A San Antonio intersection got major upgrades after a blind homeowner said speeding drivers were posing a safety threat for her and her children.
Texas lawmakers released a 115-page investigative report Thursday on the mishaps at Camp Mystic on July 4 last year that led to the deaths of 27 people.
A 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.
San 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.
San 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.
An 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.
The Judson Independent School District will have to look for a fifth person to lead the district since the start of the year, after the interim superintendent announced his resignation, according to an email obtained by KSAT Investigates on Tuesday.
Residents near Helotes Creek are raising concerns after recent rainfall left parts of the creek running high and muddy, prompting questions about runoff from nearby land clearing tied to the Guajolote Ranch Lennar development.
A San Antonio mother of five says a free parenting program through Metro Health changed the way she communicates with her children and helped her reject discipline methods tied to cycles of abuse.
Former Uvalde school district Police Chief Pete Arredondo returned to court Friday for a status hearing tied to the criminal case over his response to the Robb Elementary School shooting.
One year after deadly floodwaters swept through the Perrin Beitel area, the daughter of one of the victims is hoping her father’s story is not forgotten.
Angel Richards' husband, Stevie, was one of 11 people who were carried away by floodwaters near Loop 410 and Perrin Beitel nearly one year ago.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced in a Thursday news conference that the total number of New World screwworm cases has risen to seven since last week’s breakout.
A city-county committee approved additional acres for a proposed development on Guajolote Ranch in northwest Bexar County. This decision moves the controversial project closer to construction despite concerns from residents about wildlife, water resources and environmental review processes.
KSAT Investigates found San Antonio ISD's superintendent, executive cabinet and school board members spent more than $121,000 on travel since 2024, even as the district faces a $46 million budget shortfall and program cuts.
The family of Jose Luis Rodriguez III is mourning the loss of the teen, who died this week after being critically injured while celebrating the Spurs’ Game 6 win in the Western Conference finals.
It appears everyone who was stung by a swarm of bees in a Northeast Side neighborhood is on the mend now.
A San Antonio family is mourning a 17-year-old boy who died after falling from a truck during post-Spurs game celebrations.
SAWS says a consultant it hired to examine the feasibility of relocating its Commerce Street chilled water plant, on the site where the city had proposed a 1,000-room hotel as part of a new sports and entertainment district, has said moving its facility would cost more than $300 million — roughly triple initial estimates.
A 17-year-old died from his injuries after falling from a truck during post-Spurs game celebrations on the South Side, his family told KSAT.
The Bexar County deputy was placed on administrative leave, which is standard practice after what the sheriff's office calls a "critical incident." Rose Garcia, 79, was murdered allegedly by her grandson in her Shavano Park home last month.
For the past 10 months, there’s been a partnership between community members, nonprofits and volunteers to help clean up the Guadalupe River after the deadly floods on July 4, 2025.
Tasha Barreda applied for school vouchers for her 13-year-old daughter, Emma, but was denied because she didn't provide the state with a tax form she doesn't complete because of her veteran status.
Cynthia Happy Buttles said she’s struggling to understand why someone would use excitement about the Spurs to deface someone else’s vehicle.
Marlene Vidal's longtime friend took KSAT step by step through what she said was Vidal's declining mental health leading up to Friday when Vidal is accused of killing her two children.
The Community Foundation has allocated $5 million in grants to 15 nonprofits and pledged an additional $10 million over two years to support long-term mental health recovery following the Hill Country flood.
San Antonio Water System (SAWS) board members approved a potential gradual rate increase of approximately $19 for residents over the next four years.
A $2 billion project could bring 2,000 new jobs to the Toyota plant on the South Side. But it’s not guaranteed, and Toyota has indicated it is looking for financial help to make the plan happen.
As the San Antonio Police Department and the Child Protective Services investigate the mother charged with capital murder for the deaths of her two children found in a burning car Friday, the public and welfare experts are wondering what led up to the tragedy.
Three suspects remain at large after shots were fired during a robbery at a South Side business, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
Jellystone Park on the Guadalupe River has reopened its riverfront after last summer’s devastating floods tore through the Hill Country.
Construction on a new community center on the South Side is apparently delayed, and KSAT is pressing the city to find out when work will begin.
District 7 Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito wants to hear from her constituents regarding a proposed rate increase by the San Antonio Water System.
A New Braunfels man was arrested on Thursday after allegedly threatening to bomb City Hall, targeting San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, according to an arrest affidavit.
The owner of a now-defunct San Antonio window company has been indicted on felony theft charges. Investigators said he accepted deposits from customers then shuttered the business without paying them back.
Families have started to receive their notices on whether or not they were accepted into the Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) program.
Strangulation is the latest topic for the Texas Governor’s Family Violence Criminal Homicide Prevention Task Force, which is investigating key homicide indicators to make suggestions to the Texas Legislature.
Another Spurs playoff win brought another massive celebration to Southwest Military Drive, where fans filled the streets honking horns, waving flags and chanting, “Go Spurs Go.”
The autonomous driving company Waymo has issued a voluntarily software recall after one of its robotaxis drove into high water and got swept away in San Antonio last month.
Audibility varies by conditions; the manufacturer estimates up to about a 1-mile radius. Sirens activate via National Weather Service flood warnings or manually by Kerr County emergency management.
Although the Leon Valley driver’s license office has partially reopened, some people arrived to find the office closed.
The first subject the Family Violence Criminal Homicide Prevention Task Force addressed was stalking, which is rampant in abusive relationships. Members believe laws can be stronger, and community awareness is necessary.
The former president of the San Antonio firefighters union is facing multiple new charges involving the highest-ranked female firefighter and an additional woman, records show.
As the city’s population ages and expands outward, more people who could benefit from senior center services live outside the five-mile radius to receive transportation.
SAISD currently has 25 full-time teachers through Teach for America, whose contracts will end at the end of the school year and will not be renewed.
The San Antonio Police Department said Joseph Haro, 37, was killed on April 24 by a hit-and-run driver. Two weeks later, SAPD still has not made any arrests.
Owner of a dog who aggressively attacked two people on the Northwest Side within a week is under investigation by the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD), Animal Care Services (ACS) said.
Two San Antonio mothers are still seeking justice more than three years after their sons were killed in a July 2022 shooting. The case remains unsolved, and police are asking for help.
The North Side family who lived in the first home that exploded and went up in flames last month is suing CPS Energy.
An immigrant who rammed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicles outside a North Side Walmart earlier this year was found guilty on Friday after less than three hours of deliberations.
As teacher shortages persist across Texas, the U.S. Department of Labor is certifying a San Antonio Independent School District program that prepares high school students for teaching careers.
Just over four months after his arrest, a man was on trial over accusations he rammed his vehicle into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers outside a North Side Walmart in January.
Records obtained by KSAT Investigates show San Antonio ISD Superintendent Jaime Aquino continued taking district-funded cross-country trips as the district faced a $46 million budget deficit, school cuts and growing financial scrutiny.
Efforts to reopen the Hunt Post Office are ongoing after it was destroyed by last year's flood on July 4 flood, which has forced residents to travel to Ingram for mail services.
In the latest series of zigs and zags on hemp regulation, the Texas Supreme Court has paved the way for the Texas Department of State Health Services to ban an alternative form of THC that helped kickstart the state’s $5.5 billion consumable hemp industry.
Two residents injured in a North Side house explosion have filed a new joint lawsuit against CPS Energy, days after pulling their original lawsuit.
Three McAllen brothers are preparing to perform on one of Texas’ most iconic stages, about two months after they were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A San Antonio man has pleaded guilty to multiple federal charges related to ATM explosions and possession of guns, according to a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) news release.