San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he’s angry that state leaders continue to make it easy for dangerous people to access weapons after two men shot and killed each other during the Fiesta De Los Reyes event at Market Square over the weekend. Despite the gun violence, the mayor assures the public that “Fiesta is safe.”

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.

Doorbell security video cameras have become a vital tool for solving neighborhood crimes. But one company is now making it harder for law enforcement to get that footage.

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.

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.

An election bond with a property tax increase aims to improve security throughout Judson ISD.

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

The day before students return to Uvalde CISD schools, there is nervousness and uncertainty over the security changes in place.

Sabinal ISD is taking lessons learned from the Robb Elementary tragedy and implementing new safety changes for this school year.

As students return to the classroom, the priority is to keep them safe. School districts across the state are upgrading security measures, including San Antonio ISD, after a shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde left 21 dead.

As parents prepare to send their children back to school, there are a lot of questions and concerns. One of them is safety: will my child be safe at school, and what is being done to ensure this?

TEA Commissioner Mike Morath detailed the agency’s steps to protect Texas children in their schools.

Southwest Independent School District police officers have been receiving more active shooter drills training this summer as they prepare for a new school year. The district's chief is calling for an integrated training exercise involving agencies called to assist in an emergency.

School district leaders in Medina County are asking that county commissioners considering funding 6 school resource officers for each of the school districts in that county.