Are you looking for something fun to do at home that has a little bit of science behind it? Here’s a potion for your little witches and wizards just in time for Halloween!

Doctor Derrick Cantu a San Antonio area pediatric dentist says all candy is okay in moderation, but there are some candies that are worse than others when it comes to causing cavities.

SeaWorld San Antonio welcomed two adorable animals to their aquatic kingdom this past summer.

If you happen to have missed the 12th annual Día de los Muertos, also known as Muertos Fest this past weekend, KSAT has you covered.

Don’t be shy, we want to see you dressed up for the spookiest night of the year.

Halloween night is officially one week away and AAA Texas is reminding parents, kids and others on the road to be safe this spooky season.

We hope your furry friend is a fan of Halloween because Halloween is getting near.

Spooky season is here, which means it’s that time of year to show off those creative and spooktacular Halloween decorations.

Have you done some pumpkin carving this Halloween season?

Several places will be hosting free, family-friendly trick-or-treating events this spooky season.

Kids go trick-or-treating on Oct. 31 around dinner time.

Doomscrolling is when you spend a lot of time on social media watching videos in a non stop loop. The bad habit can bring on negative mental health problems.

Continuing our Mascot Monday segment, we examine the history and students behind Caledonia, the Alamo Heights Mule.

Consumer Reports is issuing an important warning about safety around baby walkers.

Wondering what to do this weekend? Check out all the events for this weekend.

Palo Alto College is thrilled to announce “¡Un Día de Celebración!” — a vibrant day of festivities and community engagement dedicated to raising funds for student scholarships.

Celebrate the release of “Razoo in the Wetlands,” a children’s book inspired by the Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, at a special book signing event.

The Federal Trade Commission issued a study that showed how social media companies are failing to protect teenagers from targeted advertising and online dangers.

The Battle of Flowers announced a new partnership with the San Antonio ISD Foundation to launch a $50,000 program that will allow local students to explore Texas history firsthand.

On Tuesday, the National Smithsonian Zoo welcomed two giant pandas from China to their new home, where they will live for the next 10 years.

A NASA spacecraft has blasted off on a quest to explore Jupiter's moon Europa and reveal whether its hidden ocean might hold the keys to life.

The Barbacoa and Big Red Festival has a new home this year.

Check out this weekend's list of cool events.

The San Antonio Local Organizing Committee (SALOC) is challenging young readers from across our city to fuel their love for books while celebrating San Antonio’s role in the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four.

After a year of delays, Mitchell’s Landing is finally set to open in November.

The San Antonio Zoo officially opened its Naylor Savanna which features the largest habitat in zoo history. The habitat features three male giraffes, zebras, ostriches and rhinos.

New attractions have begun at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. Do you plan to go through the family-friendly experience at “Happy Frights?” Or do you prefer a more thrilling adventure through “Haunting Nights?” Either way, it sounds exciting.

Talk About Tobacco reports that kids as young as 11 years old have been caught vaping, and over 60% of parents whose teens vape were unaware of it. Rise Recovery offers tips to help parents identify potential signs of vaping.

More than 250 restaurants across the U.S. collaborated with Nickelodeon to make their own Krabby Patty secret formula to celebrate 25 years of “SpongeBob SquarePants.”

Disney Jr. characters are planning the biggest playdate this weekend in San Antonio.

If you’re looking for a fun way to explore the physical properties of density with your elementary-aged kids, this experiment is for you!

Embrace the fall season with vibrant fall festivals that will bring seasonal treats and activities.

Many parents and caregivers face a modern-day technological dilemma: They want to stay connected with their kids but aren’t ready to give them a smartphone. One alternative is a smartwatch designed specifically for kids.

It’s finally October! This vibrant month has a variety of events that highlight Halloween festivities, cultural celebrations for Hispanic Heritage, and fall harvest festivals.

STAAR test scores for students in San Antonio are trending down and falling below the state average, according to nonprofit City Education Partners.

A San Antonio nonprofit is giving the community a comprehensive look at how students are performing on the STAAR test. The report highlights strengths and areas needing support by city council district.

Welcome to the last weekend of September! Lots of fun events are happening around town in the next few days. Check out our Things to Do Newsletter to help you fill out your weekend plans!

MuertosFest is coming back to downtown San Antonio for its 12th year.

For years, Brackenridge High School has been molding the minds of students interested in a career in journalism, film, editing and production.

Girls on the Run is a confidence-building program that incorporates physical activity

Even though the Makerspace has only been open for a little over a year, it’s already served more than 2,000 students in Harlandale ISD. Faculty members say this is just the beginning of what the space can offer.

Hello! Aren’t you excited that fall officially starts this Sunday?

Meteorological magic!

The City of San Antonio’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission has officially opened submissions for the 10th annual Citywide Student Art Contest.

The San Antonio Zoo is gearing up for a spooktacular Halloween season with the return of Zoo Boo!

The 131st-annual Comal County Fair and Rodeo returns to New Braunfels this September.

“Lettuce” celebrate National Cheeseburger Day with a good old-fashioned cheeseburger this Wednesday.

This weekend, a month-long celebration returns to San Antonio honoring Hispanic and Latino history and culture.

First time parents can experience a lot of anxiety and hesitation when they bring baby home. September is Baby Safety Month and labor and delivery doctor says it's okay to ask a lot of questions.

September has been designated as Baby Safe Month, a time for communities to unite with parents to help keep babies safe. While parenting for some may come easily, others may need guidance and family support.

As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, Pearl has announced a long list of events that will kick off the celebration on Sunday.

The U.S. consumer watchdog has found that low-income families typically pay as much as 60 cents per dollar in fees when paying for school lunches electronically.

Prepare to journey through a colorful exhibition during the upcoming holidays at the San Antonio Botanical Garden.

As high school seniors prepare to graduate and embark on their next chapter, the transition can be intimidating for some students.

Clarissa Briseno, an avid reader and social media content creator, has several recommendations for young viewers and readers in this week’s Friday Finds.

The U.S. is dealing with another school shooting: Two students and two teachers were killed at a school in Georgia.

The U.S. Surgeon General issued a public health advisory for stressed out parents.

Bountiful bubbles of fun!

Texas lawmakers passed a bill in 2022 that would require school districts to have more oversight on the reading materials in public schools.

“Beetlejuice” fans have a chance to see the movie characters’ costumes up close at Santikos Casa Blanca.

Hi! Time sure flew by this month. Let’s wrap up the month with all the exciting events to look forward to.

The Boerne ISD Culinary Arts program equips students with practical skills that can lead to rewarding careers.

This year's KSAT Pigskin Classic game is also a Peanut Butter Bowl, and food pantries say donations go a long way.

One area seeing significant growth in popularity is esports in schools. Pieper High School is among those experiencing a surge in popularity on campus.

Big, beautiful lanterns will light up the River Walk over the next two weekends for the Ford Parade of Lights.

Celebrate and honor the history and culture of San Antonio during the ninth annual World Heritage Festival in September.

Honor and celebrate the loved ones who have passed during the free 12th annual Día de los Muertos festival, also known as Muertos Fest, at Hemisfair in October.

Districts across the country have dealt with teacher shortages since the pandemic, but Northside ISD said they are finally seeing some improvement this year compared to the last three.

Wizarding enthusiasts can find a piece of the Forbidden Forest with fall creatures from the “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts” series in Austin.

The YMCA San Antonio is currently looking for help filling after school jobs to fill its after school care programs.

The back to school season can be difficult for families trying to get kids on a sleep routine that will help them focus at school.

On the first day of school for New Braunfels ISD, parents dropped students off and the district says it's making sure everyone has the resources they need to succeed in the classroom.

It’s similar to the heat index, but factors in a few other parameters such as wind and sunlight

The heat is ramping up just as school begins and a local pediatrician is speaking on heat safety for children.

The first few weeks of school can be exciting for children and their families, but they can also cause anxiety for some. A local autism community advocate shares some ways parents can help their children with autism ease some fears.

An area supervisor for child nutrition with NISD is serving hope to her school community after being diagnosed with cancer for the second time.

Avery Quiroz entered the USA Mullet Championship in the kids’ category with his hairstyle, which he’s dubbed “The Texas Waterfall.”

Long time driver and NEISD trainer Phil Purvis put KSAT’s RJ Marquez’s driving skills to the test to see firsthand what it’s like behind the wheel of a school bus.

The latest Dr. Seuss releases are designed for the very youngest audience.

An international group of astronomers has joined calls to create a standard for keeping time on the moon, where seconds tick by faster.

The first of four supermoons this year is about to rise.

Schools thrive with the help of Parent Teacher Associations, which have parent volunteers dedicated to helping create a good campus life for kids and school staff.

It’s a big day for the baseball team from Boerne, as they play their first game in the Little League World Series on Thursday.

Years after COVID, nearly every state is still struggling with school attendance.

Texas lawmakers required school districts across the state to up their safety and security measures. Judson ISD says it's on track to meeting the new state requirements.

Multiple doctors at Christus Children's Hospital are giving advice to parents for back-to-school.

On Tuesday, more school districts across the area, including the San Antonio Independent School District, will begin class for the new year.

As students prepare to head back to school on Tuesday, Aug. 13, the district has released operating procedures in cases of extreme weather.

The San Antonio Independent School District closed 15 schools at the end of the school year as part of its “rightsizing” plan. Mark Twain Dual Language Academy is one of the campuses that will add more students to its roster because of those closures.

Southside ISD focuses on school and student safety as the students begin a new year. The school police chief goes over some of the safety aspects families will see.

Earlier this spring, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released new federal nutrition standards for school meals to improve children’s health. These changes will not go into full effect for another year or two. However, parents can do their part by packing their children with healthy lunches.

Hello, everyone! The weekend is finally here. Festivals, freebies, tax-free weekend and so much more are happening throughout the weekend that you won’t want to miss.

The San Antonio Public Library offers several resources for students as they return to the classroom.

It's that time again! Send your back-to-school photos to KSAT Connect.

Observe this change in state of matter and cool down, too!

San Antonio Parks and Recreation plans to keep seven outdoor pools open on weekends in August through Sept. 15.

As students head back to class at area school districts, that also means school zones for drivers are back in effect.

The United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County distributed $40,000 in school supplies to teachers in the East Central Independent School District and Harlandale Independent School Districts on Tuesday, according to a press release.

MVISD said its student population has grown more than 10% annually over the last three years.

Back to school for students in the San Antonio area means paper, pens, homework, and hot weather.