San Antonio Zoo mourns death of male okapi who aided conservation efforts
The San Antonio Zoo is mourning the loss of Epulu, a male okapi who helped support conservation efforts for the endangered species.
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Closures planned on Northwest Side by La Cantera; New diamond interchange on Blanco Road set to open
There are two major construction alerts that drivers on the North Side and Northwest Side will need to be aware of this weekend.
Very small rain chance Saturday from 3pm to 6pm
Saturday is expected to be the hottest day, with temperatures reaching 103° and only a slight drop in humidity during the afternoon. There is a minimal 10% chance of rain from 3pm to 6pm.
Affidavit: Second suspect arrested in connection with fatal shooting at East Side after-hours bar
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.
Speeding drivers put San Antonio students at risk, officials say
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.
SAPD: Man dies after North Side fight between siblings escalates into gunfire
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.
Triple-digit streak climbing, heat advisories posted
Triple-digit heat to continue into next week, heat advisories have been posted.
Back to school during peak heat — most Texas school districts start earlier than state law prefers
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.
San Antonio airport to receive $31 million in air traffic control upgrades
Air traffic control upgrades target safety, airport delays
Maverick County Judge Ramsey Cantú resigns from office amid suspension, primary runoff loss
Maverick County Judge Ramsey Cantú announced his resignation from office this week in a social media video posted to his Facebook page.
Ready to Work program earns national recognition as Mayor pushes for diverting funding
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.
Do San Antonio school districts allow corporal punishment as form of discipline?
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.
NISD bus driver shortage leaves northwest San Antonio families scrambling at the start of school
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.
Hondo PD officer fired, SAPD officer suspended after drunken incident at New Mexico ski resort
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.
San Antonio hemp business sues Texas over new regulations, says $300K+ worth of inventory pulled
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.
26 dogs seized from North Side home amid increase in dog hoarding cases, ACS says
Staff members with Animal Care Services, along with help from San Antonio police, seized more than two dozen dogs from a North Side home Wednesday.
Decomposed body found in attic area of abandoned Northeast Side motel, police say
San Antonio police said the body of a decomposed man was found in the attic area of an abandoned Northeast Side motel.
SA City Council votes unanimously to change César E. Chávez Boulevard back to Durango Boulevard
The San Antonio City Council voted unanimously Thursday morning to officially revert the name César E. Chávez Boulevard back to Durango Boulevard in the wake of a March New York Times investigation into the labor leader.
NIOSA organizers announce layoffs, ‘reset’ ahead of event’s redesign
Organizers of A Night in Old San Antonio, a beloved four-day Fiesta event, announced Wednesday they are preparing for a “reset” next year.
Records: 3 San Antonio teenagers connected to 2 similar robberies face new indictments, court dates
Three San Antonio teenagers, who were initially arrested in connection with a May 18 aggravated robbery case, were officially indicted Thursday on a similar crime they were accused of committing two weeks earlier.