KSAT shared thousands of stories on our Facebook page this year, but here’s a countdown of the 10 most-viewed articles.

This week's edition of Texas Eats, celebrate the holidays with Mexican comfort food and sweet holiday treats.

A San Antonio hero received a heartfelt gift this holiday season as a sign of gratitude for his years of service.

San Antonio FC is capping off a busy December with the announcement of its 2025 USL Championship schedule ahead of the club’s 10th-anniversary season.

The transition from Piraeus, Greece, to the Alamo City might seem like a culture shock to some — but not to Panos Vlachogiannakos.

College football fans are no strangers to the excitement of hard hits and touchdowns, but tailgating before the game takes on a different meaning for BYU Cougars alums.

Monte Vista Neighborhood Association Vice President Mary Johnson said Hildebrand Avenue is less of a road and more of a raceway.

Vista Brewing, located at 125 Lamar Street, announced on Friday that the brewery would close in 2025 through a social media post.

Friday, Dec. 20, marks three years since Lina Khil disappeared on San Antonio’s northwest side.

Nearly 10 years after the murder of Paula Boyd, a beloved H-E-B employee and grandmother, her case remains unresolved.

The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified a man who died in police custody when he delayed traffic and punched an officer during an altercation.

People throughout the community are in disbelief about a crash Thursday afternoon that killed a preschool teacher and injured multiple children.

Thousands of military service members went to the San Antonio International Airport to fly home for the holidays on Friday.

A CLEAR Alert was issued by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Friday for a 62-year-old man who they said could be in possible danger.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is set to demolish the downtown Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) building and move it to a temporary home in late 2025.

People across San Antonio and Bexar County can get health and human services help if needed on Christmas Day.

What services could be impacted if Congress does not pass a spending bill that would keep the government running?

A San Antonio firefighter arrested in late October on four counts of sexually abusing a child must serve a 10-day suspension for failing to report the charge to department administration, city discipline records show.

San Antonio’s first nonstop flight to Washington D.C. will officially take off March 2, 2025.

Big Lots announced on Thursday it would be beginning going-out-of-business (GOB) sales at all remaining locations across the United States.

Here’s a look at the top 5 weather events of the year, as decided by KSAT’s meteorologists.

A nonprofit that’s been around for over 70 years is making a difference in the Alamo City.

The Judson Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to move forward with its plans to consolidate select schools, moving students in the process.

We rein in the holiday season with baby reindeer, a Christmas tree farm, hot chocolate recipes, holiday savings, tamale hotspots and recipes from your KSAT family.

Almost nine months after the murder of a San Antonio man, his daughters are asking those with information to come forward.

During a Thursday Judson Independent School District board of trustees meeting, no action was taken against a trustee whose arrest in 2023 for DWI was kept private.

Another local restaurant owner is stepping in to help Alice 'Ma" Harper, whose Ma Harper's Creole Kitchen is going through a rough patch financially.

This weekend in San Antonio is packed with performances, festive celebrations and more, offering something for everyone to enjoy.

The Valero Alamo Bowl returns for its 32nd year, and if you plan to attend, here’s a guide to everything you need to know before heading out.

The city is trying to encourage mixed development that supports the new $446 million “Green Line,” which VIA Metropolitan Transit hopes to start operating by late 2027.

Victor Wembanyama scored eight of his 42 points in overtime and the San Antonio Spurs outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 133-126 on Thursday night.

A Bexar County woman was indicted by a grand jury after she was accused of leaving a 1-year-old boy alone with her three dogs that killed him.

El gobernador de Texas, Greg Abbott, anunció el lanzamiento de una campaña internacional de relaciones públicas para intentar prevenir que los migrantes crucen la frontera ilegalmente.

A 19-year-old is in the hospital following a targeted shooting on the East Side where multiple people fired 30 to 40 rounds.

A new opportunity to celebrate the holidays is open right now on the Northwest Side of San Antonio.

A local bookshop is getting a magical visit from the cast of a Broadway musical on Friday.

Gov. Greg Abbott has announced the appointment of Benjamin “Ben” Robertson to the 226th Judicial District Court in Bexar County.

Who doesn’t love cute animals? The internet rallied around Moo Deng and Pesto, and in San Antonio, we had our own bunch of animals making some headlines. Here’s a look at this year’s animal stories.

A magical train ride, Christmas lights on a ranch, Whataburger Zoo Lights, Carol Crashers and more!

VIA Metropolitan Transit announced Wednesday its acquisition of a $268 million federal grant to fully fund its planned Rapid Green Line corridor.

As the holiday shopping season ramps up, car break-ins are becoming increasingly concerning, especially as thieves target shoppers leaving gifts and valuables inside their vehicles.

U.S. Army North had boots on the ground for a good cause at a San Antonio Independent School District elementary school on Wednesday.

Cycling around San Antonio can be a pain in the butt, and not just because of all the miles on a bike seat.

After she was sentenced along with her husband Christian Moreno for the death of 81-year-old Ramon Najera, the attorney for Abilene Schnieder said the blame for Najera’s death should be placed on Animal Care Services.

Friday, Dec. 20 marks three years since Lina Khil disappeared on San Antonio’s northwest side.

This edition of KSAT Explains examines language and dialects across San Antonio and the Lone Star State.

A Benedictine Sister from India was critically injured after she was hit by a car while crossing a street, a San Antonio Archdiocese spokesperson said in a statement to KSAT.

A lot can happen in 20 years, including making the decision to go back to school. Dr. Vidya Sharma, a professor at UTSA, made that decision and crossed the stage with her doctorate this December.

Christopher Steele, 58, was indicted Monday on a stalking charge. If he's convicted, the third-degree felony carries a two to 10-year prison sentence.

Instead of reindeer up on the housetops in a neighborhood on the far South Side of San Antonio, a monkey caused a commotion.

The City of Windcrest is limited in its space and its ability to expand, but the city's mayor said there are big future plans that can make it a destination.

A 48-year-old man, who San Antonio police identify as the suspect in a road-rage incident on the South Side, has been identified by the Medical Examiner’s Office.

A San Antonio police officer with a long, documented history of policy violations was suspended again last month, city discipline records show.

Ma Harper, known for her gumbo and other Creole dishes on the menu at Ma Harper’s Creole Kitchen, is known for giving back to the community. But this Friday, a one-day Creole-Asian cuisine collaboration will be held to give back to her.

Emotional exclusive interviews with the family of Mercedes Losoya and the prosecutors who got justice for her.

The San Antonio Food Bank feeds 15,000 people over three days of food distribution to families of local school districts, South San ISD, Northside ISD and San Antonio ISD.

San Antonio police suspended an officer for five days for using department records while working off-duty, according to records obtained by KSAT Investigates.

San Antonio has seen a number of big news stories this year, from new developments in major cases to some firsts in the Alamo City. Here’s a monthly breakdown of some of the biggest stories to trend this year.

The San Antonio Spurs and Pluckers Wing Bar has announced a new partnership that will benefit game-goers beginning in January.

The Salvation Army's red kettle season is kicking off to raise money for families needing a little help this holiday season.

A city briefing on a program part of the larger Bike Network Plan update conversation drew overwhelming community support, while some committee members questioned the project’s lengthy timeline.

“Selena Vive” will be performed at the Majestic Theatre on Jan. 3, 4 and 5.

Sarah Spivey, who joined KSAT in 2017, revealed over the summer that she and her husband, Michael, are forecasting a bundle of joy — a baby boy.

A pediatrician in the San Antonio area advises parents to set rules for how and when their children use the electronics they receive from Santa.

Dunkin’ is making the holidays a bit sweeter with its new holiday menu and deals.

A local school district and first responder are reminding parents about the importance of educating their children on when, why and how to call for help in emergencies.

A craft-off, feel-good stories and more to get you into the holiday spirit.

Egg prices have spiked over the last couple of years, and given future inflation trends, it’s uncertain when that will change.

San Antonio police are searching for the person who killed a 64-year-old man who went missing earlier this year on the North Side.

A Northside Independent School District teacher was arrested earlier this month after allegedly dropping crystal methamphetamine in a school hallway, leaving parents questioning the delayed notification.

A cold front will arrive just before noontime tomorrow.

The San Antonio community is mourning the loss of a local country singer.

A man is nursing a gunshot wound in his leg, the only shot that hit him out of about 40 fired in his direction, according to San Antonio police.

American Airlines will launch the first nonstop flights between San Antonio and Washington D.C.

The San Antonio International Airport expects the Christmas travel season could be even busier than the Thanksgiving rush.

The Pink Berets and the Texas Sugardaddies are thrilled to invite female veterans, their families, friends and community members to a special evening of culture, cuisine, and connection!

Northside ISD and Judson ISD confirmed to KSAT that their respective internet and phone services were back online on Wednesday morning.

Two transportation briefings this week will tackle aspects of San Antonio’s ongoing Bike Network Plan (BNP) update.

“Coach Prime” and the Colorado Buffaloes will have media availability on Tuesday morning as they prepare for the Valero Alamo Bowl.

This month, we proudly spotlight Louis Lopez, President and CEO of YMCA of Greater San Antonio.

CPS Energy has announced an easier way for customers to pay their energy bills with cash and debit cards.

Jesus San Miguel was found not guilty of murder but guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the stabbing death of another student back in 2023.

A woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after she was hit by a car while crossing the street on the North Side, according to San Antonio police.

A new affordable apartment complex is being built southwest of downtown San Antonio.

Aimee Hansen has tried everything possible to help her son Xander have a normal life at school and church. Now, she’s trying to raise money to help the family get a service dog to help him with his autism.

Live from PicaPica Plaza!

A man was injured after over 40 shots were fired during a drive-by shooting on the Northwest Side, according to San Antonio police.

Over the years, the Head for the Cure 5k in San Antonio has given participants a way to honor and remember their loved ones, like Naomi Olivares, whose son, Gilbert Cordaway, died from brain cancer at the age of 11.

San Antonio police have cleared what was believed to be a barricaded subject on the East Side, according to an officer at the scene.

Some of San Antonio’s top sports headlines from 2024, selected by the KSAT 12 Sports team.

In 2023, there were 2,215 layoffs across Bexar County. Comparatively, 2024 has seen 1,279 layoffs, according to Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notice data from the Texas Workforce Commission.

San Antonio’s South Side has something new and exciting to celebrate: DragonClaw Arcade.

Over the past several months, the Brackenridge Park Conservancy has been discussing plans for a new, inclusive play area.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are asking for public assistance in locating a person who contributed to the death of a 35-year-old woman.

Another dog attack in San Antonio happened on Saturday, which community members, city agencies, and elected officials have called a disturbing trend.

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, after recovering from a health scare involving dangerously low blood sugar, reflects on the fragility of life and plans to incorporate this lesson into his holiday message.

A shooting by a San Antonio police officer early Monday morning, which left a woman critically wounded, brings the total number of shootings involving officers so far this year to 22.

San Antonio has never officially recorded snow on Christmas Day.

Gas prices in San Antonio have decreased by 13.6 cents per gallon over the past week, now averaging $2.42 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.

San Antonio FC has announced its new head coach ahead of its 10th-anniversary season.