More than 80 young people between 12 and 24 years old spent their Saturday speaking their minds with San Antonio city leaders.

One thousand mariachi musicians will convene in San Antonio to compete and perform in the 29th Annual Mariachi Extravaganza competition and concert on Dec. 1 and 2.

JobFest 2023 will have local youth connecting to employers alongside community partners and State Representative Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.

Young adults across San Antonio are taking charge and sharing potentially life-saving local resources.

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Kameron Rhys's experience with homelessness at 22 taught him what gaps need to be filled when it comes to unsheltered youth. He's using his voice to make big plans come to fruition.

San Antonio area school districts are gearing up for the start of the classes, but they’re also gearing up to support families after school with programs for students.

JobFest 2022 will be held from 4 - 8 p.m. on June 21 at the AT&T Center.

The family of a little girl who was shot and killed earlier this year is turning their grief into action to combat an alarming trend of young lives taken because of gun violence.

The international film festival has returned to the Czech spa of Karlovy Vary after it was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic.

A West Side church kicked off its mission to bridge the gap between residents and law enforcement during a community block party Saturday.

A summer youth basketball league ended its last game with a brawl between a parent and student from opposing teams.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio woman is hoping to change the lives of the youth in the Alamo City through majorette dancing. It is pretty difficult because you have to be flexible.”In March 2020, she founded the Prestigious Jewels Majorette Team for ages 7 to 18. It helped a lot more people speak to me and it made me a lot more comfortable.”Her high school team was like her family. “If I can go back to my hometown in Memphis and start a dance team there, that would be great.”AdShe said the Prestigious Jewels Majorette Team welcomes any dancer who wants to join, especially those who need an outlet in their lives. Below are ways to contact Jones if you’re interested in joining the team:RELATED: What’s Up South Texas!

SAN ANTONIO – One South Side man is passionate about keeping his love for comic books alive in the community. We have to open up.’ This was everything we had.”In the beginning, their store looked a lot different from what it looks like today. Through it all, he said the passion for comic booking started with his love of reading. It is like a little group.”He said it makes him happy seeing the community having the same experience he has when he reads comic books. But I love what I do.”AdHe said the biggest enjoyment is serving the South Side community.

SAN ANTONIO – Several organizations across Bexar County are teaming up in hopes of ending youth homelessness. “Although youth homelessness may not be as visible, it’s still a huge issue in our community,” said Katie Vela, executive director of the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless, also known as SARAH. “The funding is to create a local system that prevents and ends homelessness,” Vela said. SARAH has teamed up with five local community partners to launch the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program with the grant money it received. “Many of the programs are permanent housing programs, where there’s a case manager assigned to help youth and young adults stabilize in their housing, connects them to employment and education opportunities,” Vela said.