Several popular products have been recalled due to serious safety concerns, including a Wolf Appliance, battery pack and crib bumpers.

TxDot and the Department of Public Safety are partnering together to help end the streak of daily deaths on Texas roadways.

A school on a major road on the Northeast Side of San Antonio is giving parents cause for concern about safety while dropping off and picking up their children.

For the first time in 20 years, new rules are being implemented across our country to help keep constructions workers safe in work zones.

Spooky season doesn’t have to come with spooky consequences.

With Halloween one week away, The Humane Society of the United States wants to make sure your pets are safe this spooky season.

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.

A recent outbreak of E. Coli and Listeria is being reported across our nation. A local doctor is giving advice on what can be done to protect yourself against these foodborne illnesses.

This is Fire Prevention Week, which is a good time to resurface a sobering statistic: Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

A team of researchers from the University of Texas San Antonio and the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have been working for the last year and a half to develop new helmet padding technology.

A nine-month-old baby is alright after police say he was choking on a piece of plastic. Quick thinking from a police officer saved the baby's life.

San Antonio City Council formally passed an update on the city’s Complete Streets policy on Thursday, setting in motion a framework for street design that accounts for all users.

Parents and caregivers in San Antonio can get their car seats checked for free this Saturday, Sept. 21.

Pamela Allen with Eagle's Flight SA said there's been a huge demand for car seats by families since a crash that injured six children who were not wearing a seatbelt.

Several popular products are recalled due to serious safety concerns, including Volkswagen electric vehicles, a children’s fort kit and kids’ garden sets.

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.

CPSC commissioners asked staff to examine how companies like Shein and Temu comply with the Consumer Product Safety Act, a law designed to protect Americans from unsafe products.

Ford, Fisher-Price, and HALO are recalling products due to serious safety risks, including engine failures, choking hazards, and fire dangers.

The San Antonio Fire Department responded to 20 high-water rescue calls. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt, and most were able to get to safety before crews arrived.

A tire blowout led to the crash Sunday evening on I-35 near Frost Bank Center Drive. But San Antonio police say the driver will be charged with endangering a child because six children ejected from the vehicle were not wearing seatbelts.

Cycling advocates are calling on the city to keep momentum going when it comes to safety.

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

Wherever we’re going, when we need to get from here to there, we have a lot of choices for modes of transportation

Did you buy a Mango Tangerine Scented Candle at Trader Joe’s this summer? The retailer is recalling them due to a fire hazard.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released the most dangerous time of day to drive in each state based on the number of deadly crashes.

More than a million Samsung slide-in electric ranges and thousands of cans of H-E-B and CVS-branded formula have been recalled. Plus, Ford has issued a Do Not Drive advisory.

Origin 21 wall mirrors, Avocado organic mattress pads, and Attom Tech LED light-up jelly toys are all included in this week’s recall roundup for safety reasons.

Many newer Teslas, 3.2 million Bissell steam cleaners, and adjustable iFit dumbbell sets have all been recalled this month. Here’s what you need to know about each recall.

In the last three months, three tourists have died in downtown San Antonio due to crime. Now, some visiting the city have shared a concern for their safety.

The City of San Antonio partnered with the Fair Housing Council of South Texas to offer Renter’s Rights Information Sessions.

If you’re a renter plagued by recurring problems with your home’s air conditioning, mold, or pests, you can attend a free Renters’ Rights Info Session this Saturday.

The South Texas Alliance for Orphans is raising awareness for the fostering crisis in San Antonio and our surrounding counties.

Avoid common food safety mistakes for the Fourth of July holiday.

Councilmember Dr. Sukh Kaur is introducing a new project to improve public safety by increasing street lights. Residents can request the street lights by submitting a form.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has some tips that can help you and and your family this summer.

Operation Safe Shield has already equipped over 100 law enforcement vehicles in Texas with bullet resistant windows and windshields through fundraisers. The organization is now moving into Bexar County to do the same.

We often receive this complaint in the newsroom: renters are fed up with ongoing property problems.

A multi-partner initiative under San Antonio’s Vision Zero Plan aims to address an issue in the city’s court systems: unlicensed teen drivers with traffic citations.

Tesla is recalling more than 125,000 vehicles to fix a seat belt warning system that may increase the risk of an injury in a collision.

According to AAA, the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the most dangerous and deadliest for teenage drivers.

A divisive proposal has landowners near the San Antonio Toyota Manufacturing Plant fuming. The city wants to limit what can be built around the plant for health and safety reasons.

In a Tuesday briefing to the city’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the team behind updating the Bike Network Plan provided updates and expectations for the third phase of their project.

As you get ready to start your fiesta celebrations, it's likely you already have safety in mind. KSAT talked to law enforcement about their robust security plans. That includes what you can do to help.

Monterrey Iron and Metal says it has come to an agreement with the City of San Antonio after the city threatened to revoke its recycling license.

Monterrey Iron & Metal has just more than one week left to appeal before the city revokes its license to recycle.

Added street safety measures are coming to a South Side neighborhood.

Maurine Molak lost her son, David, to suicide in 2016. Last week, she joined other parents who lost loved ones to online abuse on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers questions social media executives.

A fixed wing air medical base in New Braunfels aims at providing more lifesaving emergency care to people across the state.

Greenlights Grants Initiative will simplify how schools apply for grants in the bipartisan Safer Communities Act.

The Texas Highway Patrol will be increasing their enforcement this holiday season.

San Antonio area school districts discussed campus safety as the first half of the school year wraps up.

Holiday shopping is in full swing, and police say this time also brings out more thieves.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office reported 216 vehicle burglaries across Bexar County in July of 2023. Of those, 43 were reported to be in the Alamo Ranch area.

After months of requests from Westwood Square residents, San Antonio police have placed a radar trailer on Castroville Road near Dahlgreen Avenue.

It’s no secret that Wurstfest has thousands of people flocking to New Braunfels to take part in the fun, but that good time can’t happen without also ensuring everyone is safe.

More crashes and traffic deaths are being seen in areas with high oil and gas production.

Rain showers have brought a glimmer of hope for the future of Canyon Lake.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is encouraging parents to stay up to date on proper sleeping techniques for their babies.

Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older adults.

Thousands of Chuckle and Roar water bead kits have been recalled, but a San Antonio mother whose daughter was injured by a similar product wants them banned as toys.

Cale Cavarra, 12, saw his grandmother, Donna Williams, start to have a seizure while driving on Loop 410. That's when he jumped into action.

Jason Sheffield was so moved to take action after his 3-year-old's drowning, that he changed careers to begin installing fences around pools. This weekend is the seven-year anniversary of that tragic incident.

San Antonio police are warning people that not paying attention in a school zone can cost a driver financially or could cost someone’s life.

School districts across the area have been struggling to fill the positions, with a low pool of applicants interested in law enforcement.

Snake bites can happen, so it's best to be prepared for the moment in order to keep your dog safe.

The Tristan Foundation focuses on offering free CPR classes and water safety courses to those in Bexar County.

A fire on the city’s North Side killed five family members Saturday morning, prompting warnings and safety reminders from the San Antonio Fire Department.

A unique method is reuniting lost kids with their parents quicker than just frantically yelling their names.

The Bexar County Gun Safety Coalition hosted a town hall Thursday night with five community leaders to address the ongoing gun violence in San Antonio.

The City of San Antonio said it is starting its two-year Bike Network Plan in an effort to improve bicycle safety and infrastructure.

On the eve of Independence Day, and as roads see more and more traffic, the Texas Department of Public Safety is stepping up its enforcement.

This year, Bexar County isn’t under a burn ban, but there are still safety tips to remember over the Fourth of July holiday.

Companies are cutting afternoon hours and extending water breaks to keep their workers safe.

From road trips, tubing on the river, or flying anywhere with kids, it’s a good idea to have a travel bag packed with essentials for the “uh-ohs” that might happen.

A recent survey showed two-thirds of Americans think they are tech savvy, but after answering a few questions, it showed most of them are not.

Just like anything connected to the internet, smart home devices can be hacked and used to spy on you.

While water beads might seem fun to children, these beads can be dangerous.

Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number of vehicle theft claims, according to USAA.

You can find some great deals on Facebook Marketplace. Following basic safety advice can help keep you from finding trouble.

Whether it's texting, facetime, or social media, there are some things you should never do with your cellphone.

Millions of people are affected each year by identity theft. It’s big business for identity thieves and it’s getting worse.

The U.S. hit a record high in recalls in 2022. More than a billion items were recalled last year.

New Braunfels Police union members are seeking to collect 3,200 signatures by next Friday to force the city to put the creation of a Crime Control and Prevention District on the ballot in the spring.

The City of San Antonio may be forced to consider an ordinance to go after illegal street racing and street takeovers after a viral video posted Sunday of a takeover on I-10 and Callahan triggered safety concerns.

In light of recent mass shootings, a group of surgeons is proposing changes to encourage safe, responsible gun ownership.

As the temperature plummets, people will be looking for ways to keep the house warm. Safety experts warn that using the kitchen oven or range is a bad idea.

In the final Uvalde CISD school board meeting of 2022, safety and security were top of mind as the interim superintendent delivered a year-end report.

While posting pictures of little ones can be a convenient way to share milestones with friends and family, there are some dangers parents should be aware of.

A Northside ISD bus driver dropped off a five-year-old boy at the wrong location Wednesday from Cable Elementary.

The Consumer Product Safety commission is warning families to stop using certain bounce castles and electric skateboards after five total deaths were reported. Separately, hundreds of thousands of portable generators and strollers were recalled.

Almost a month after a second shooting rocked the Uvalde community, the mother of one of the shooting victims is advocating for changes to protect their kids.

The local sheriff is speaking straight to the smallest of students -- elementary schoolers.

Culebra Road has become a notorious place for commuters. However, city officials are driving toward safer solutions, but they need the community's help.

Armoured One builds special glass to slow down an attacker and provide more time for students and teachers to get to safety.

Mario De La Rosa will be the new executive director of safety and security of the Comal Independent School District, officials announced Monday.

Haven for Hope aims to raise more than $75,000 through Big Give to support safety and security on campus.

Carbon monoxide detectors, Murphy beds and basketball goals are among the recalled products in this week's Recall Roundup.

Firefighters from around the world convened in San Antonio Monday to improve safety standards. The organization is dedicated to the families of fallen firefighters – finding ways to prevent deaths in the first place.

Methodist Healthcare is inviting parents, grandparents, and anyone who cares for children to get their child car seats professionally checked by a certified child safety technician.