Crimes in San Antonio increased in 2022, new data shows
Although numbers in all crime categories are up, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said part of the reason for the increase is a change in the way SAPD now tracks crimes.
Some of our favorite local feel-good stories of 2022
If youโre needing a reminder about just a few of the great things that happened in the San Antonio area over the last year, here are some feel-good stories that should make you smile.
KSAT Investigates year in review: From RV conversion nightmares to unregulated boarding homes
Investigative unit explored problems caused by using confidential informants as well as the large amount of excess military equipment taken in by local law enforcement agencies
WATCH at 7: Best Solutions-based reporting in 2022
The creative thinkers and problem-solvers in your communities are working to improve things. Our solutions-based stories are produced to highlight whatโs right in society, not whatโs wrong!
BCSO more than doubles SAPD in law enforcement officer arrests in 2022
Fifteen deputies, ranging from newly hired temporary jailers to longtime veterans of the agency, ended up on the wrong aside of the law this year, compared to just seven arrested officers from SAPD.
Graphs show dramatic change in real estate trends in San Antonio, Bexar County in 2022
The real estate market has been fiercely hot and somewhat volatile since the start of the coronavirus pandemic but rising interest rates have started to cool the market down a bit in 2022.
Great Graduates: Jaycob Sifuentes, South San Antonio HS
Jaycob Sifuentes is no ordinary senior at South San Antonio High School, as his academic career has been a constant juggle between performing as a student athlete and hitting the books.
How to put 2022 financial resolutions into motion and take steps toward the future
Itโs 2022 and with the start of the new year, so many people have new goals and resolutions. We always hear about fitness resolutions โ and eating healthier โ but what about financial resolutions and saving more money this year?
23 new laws go into effect on Jan. 1 in Texas
The new laws range from an exemption on homestead taxes for 100% disabled veterans to a requirement on large cities to hold an election before reducing or reallocating funding for law enforcement agencies.