U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials declined to say whether it would have any presence at San Antonio’s upcoming marquee celebrations.

The family of Cecilia “Cile” Steward, the only child still missing after the deadly flood at Camp Mystic, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the camp.

Attorneys for a man accused of attacking his ex-wife and multiple children filed several motions to suppress evidence during a Friday hearing in a Bexar County courtroom.

Bonham Exchange's attorney confirmed it signed an agreement with the city Thursday to remain open with reduced occupancy while it installs a required sprinkler system.

A legal opinion handed down by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton this week makes it clear that Bexar County Constable Mark Vojvodich and his deputies can no longer use a portable camera system to issue speeding tickets.

ICE said in a statement obtained by KSAT that the facility wouldn’t be a warehouse but rather a “very well-structured” detention facility.

In San Antonio, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reportedly acquired an East Side warehouse to hold immigrant detainees. The topic has the community wondering what this could potentially mean for their neighborhood and the city.

San Antonio City Council unanimously voted against approving a financial tool and subsequent development agreement Thursday for a controversial northwest Bexar County housing development.

After a kitten was strangled and killed at a Southwest Side apartment complex this past fall, neighbors there are now taking action.

In a letter sent to City Council ahead of Thursday’s vote, hydrogeologist Dr. Ronald Green argues the safeguards tied to the Guajolote Ranch project will not protect the Edwards Aquifer the way some officials say they will.

A warehouse on the East Side is likely to become a new federal immigration facility, according to multiple local officials and reports, though federal authorities have not formally confirmed the purchase.

Dean DeSoto has been trying to track road rage in San Antonio for years. He said one of the latest cases, involving a 10-year-old girl being shot, is a heartbreaking reminder of how dangerous the problem has become.

Reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has acquired an East Side warehouse to hold detained immigrants had local Democrats burning up Tuesday, even as confirmation remained elusive.

More than two dozen people from around the community met Tuesday at the Hunt Volunteer Fire Department to share the news of a check presentation.

It is a statistic the San Antonio Fire Department is beyond proud to announce: no firefighter has died from cancer since 2023. It is a big decrease from the eight deaths reported from 2013 to 2023.

A man is accused of stabbing a 57-year-old woman outside a Northeast Side apartment complex Saturday, according to San Antonio police. Records show police were called the day before for a knife-related incident.

Habitat for Humanity Kerr County giving ten flood victims a new home. They are currently repairing a total of 50 homes.

New information obtained by KSAT shows staff at IDEA Public Schools’ Judson campus waited 20 minutes to call 911 after it received a report of someone with a gun on campus.

For the first time, San Antonio schools are adopting groups of students called Hope Squads, trained to help their peers struggling with mental health.

The family of the Boulder terror attack suspect believes their months-long detention at a facility in Dilley, Texas is political punishment and says the living conditions are “inhumane”, a family member told KSAT Investigates.

The University of Texas at San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) is getting ready to reopen its doors to the public at the Frost Tower, offering a glimpse into the state’s history and traditions.

San Antonio fire investigators are focusing on the area of a home near an indoor wood-burning stove as the source of a deadly fire.

Former Marine Jimmy Friesenhahn said he remembers everything about the night he was shot while working as a security guard at a West Side sports bar.

People are still rushing to grocery stores and clearing shelves of necessities, even though KSAT’s Weather Authority team has assured the community this weekend will not be an emergency situation like it was in 2021.

City of San Antonio officials have less than two weeks to decide whether to approve a key piece of a planned housing project in northwest Bexar County, which has long drawn community opposition.

A 33-year-old woman was arrested Tuesday morning after San Antonio police say she threw boiling water on a 2-year-old and a 13-year-old boy, causing burn injuries.

Michelle Martinez contacted KSAT in 2021 after a series of crashes outside her community on the Northwest Side.

Trey Meyer, a Bexar County father, was facing eviction on Jan 16. Just days after his story aired on KSAT, Meyer is no longer facing eviction and county renters are one step closer to housing stability assistance.

A local expert shared his knowledge of bees, including the likely outcome of a load of bees that was aboard an overturned big rig on Friday.

Three years ago, KSAT went to CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital to report on its brand-new children’s bariatric surgery program. Now, two teens are opening up about how the surgeries have changed their lives.

A trial date could be set soon in the case of a man accused of attacking his ex-wife and multiple children due to a delay in another high-profile murder case.

Many people in San Antonio and Bexar County are sharing their financial struggles following a KSAT story about a man facing eviction.

Financial assistance is being provided to a far West Side resident whose family was at risk of eviction after county leadership saw his story on KSAT’s website.

The brother of an Amazon worker fatally shot last weekend was emotional in a news conference on Friday as a Gamez Law Firm spokesperson stressed workplace safety.

A majority of San Antonio planning commissioners voted against recommending a financing model application for the proposed Guajolote Ranch project.

New video captured by KSAT’s Drone 12 highlights the now-empty site of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building in downtown San Antonio.

After five years of living without her son, a San Antonio mother is still desperate for answers going into what would have been his 27th birthday.

Opponents of the Guajolote Ranch project are expected to gather at a San Antonio Planning Commission hearing on Friday.

A Texas mom is still searching for answers one month after her daughter was shot and killed.

A complaint from a homeowner who is blind, followed by KSAT reaching out, prompted action from her city councilmember.

For Kerrville native Nancy Alford, returning to help after the Hill Country floods has been emotional and meaningful.

Federal funding for mental health and addiction services will continue after a sudden reversal by the Trump administration — ending a brief but alarming period of uncertainty for nonprofits across the country, including in San Antonio.

Debi Nieto has graced many KSAT stories focused on her inspirational journey and now she has officially written a book.

Mary Lou Aguirre has called one North San Antonio street home for more than 40 years, but she said recent construction on Capitol Avenue made her feel trapped.

Families and experts tell KSAT, the biggest core issue when it comes to kids mental health is that there are not enough mental health workers. That's especially true in psychiatric hospitals.

A major change could be coming for Northeast Independent School District students and their cellphones, but it hasn’t happened yet.

The future of Carvajal Elementary School remains uncertain as San Antonio Independent School District trustees weighed a proposal to close the campus, a move that parents say would disrupt daily routines and force families to adapt to new schools next school year.

Contracts for four Bexar County public school districts to connect students with licensed mental health counselors are set to expire at the end of 2026.

Newly-released plans show commercial developments that could dramatically increase traffic in the Scenic Loop area.

Tennants told KSAT that they have had no heat, hot water, or the ability to use their gas appliances since a Dec. 7 fire.

After months of reporting and community pressure, change has come to one Southeast Side road.