Richard Baltazar

Sixth-grader Aliyah Cortes was shocked when she heard that her artwork would be featured on a Fiesta medal.

As Fiesta returns to San Antonio this week, the San Antonio Police Department is implementing a series of heightened security measures to ensure public safety at one of the city’s largest annual events.

Get ready to break out the guayaberas this weekend in downtown San Antonio.

Workforce housing, a Texas A&M graduate veterinary school and parking garages are among the proposed ideas residents and community leaders have shared for the future of the East Side.

Workforce housing, a Texas A&M graduate veterinary school and parking garages are among the proposed ideas residents and community leaders have shared for the future of the East Side.

As the BexarFest screening approaches, students at Stevens High School are hard at work on their latest project, collaborating with the Alamo Area Teen Suicide Prevention Coalition.

For many cowboy culture fans and Texans, names like Bill Pickett and Johanna July may not resonate. An exhibit at the Witte Museum called "Black Cowboys: An American Story" highlights theirs and others’ contributions.

Pat Frost, one of San Antonio’s most prominent civic and business leaders, discusses the Spurs' potential plans to move out of the Frost Bank Center, which has raised many questions about the future of the arena and the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo.

As GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy rise in popularity, so do concerns over their side effects.

As cold weather makes its way to the San Antonio area, KSAT received a behind-the-scenes tour of a TxDOT facility that creates the brine used on highways to help keep drivers safe.

Nathaniel Moreno, 19, was driving a car at the time, which crashed into a building on West Commerce Street and then burst into flames.

A time capsule containing predictions from students in 2000 on what words would be popular in 2025 was recently unsealed.