Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Marilyn Moritz and Jessie Degollado will retire along with some behind-the-scenes KSAT employees on July 1, 2024

For 40 years, Jessie Degollado has appeared on our screens covering stories and being the voice for so many who often didn’t have one.

Descendants of some of those buried at El Leonsito Cemetery said they are grateful and relieved to know there's interest in restoring the dignity of what's also known as Saint Teresa Cemetery and discovering ancestors they didn't know were buried there.

Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Marilyn Moritz and Jessie Degollado will retire on July 1, 2024

It was an eventful night on Saturday night at the 2024 Cesar E. Chavez Legacy and Education Foundation Aguila Aguila Awards as one of KSAT’s own was honored with a major award.

Catholic Television of San Antonio honored KSAT reporter Jessie Degollado on Tuesday night by awarding her its Leadership In Communications Award.

A permanent exhibit opening Saturday at the Sutherland Springs Historical Museum will honor the people who were enslaved at the Polley Plantation, known as Whitehall in Wilson County.

Selena Quintanilla, her music, image and legacy all still live on today.

Former Bexar County sheriff’s deputy Mark Alonso said he’s seen road rage worsen in the last six years that he’s owned a driving school.

In 2004, 12-year-old Rosa Sandoval disappeared without a trace. Seven months later, her body was found in Bexar County.

A St. Mary's University student is researching the story of a freed slave who would become the first Black Texan to earn the nation's highest military honor.

The new documentary, “Remembering Gus Garcia,” was born out of frustration with how the civil rights pioneer is thought, if at all, all these years later.

In part one of the recent Tejano Moments series, we talked to KSAT12 reporter Jessie Degollado, who shared a little about her journey into journalism as a Latina. Now, she is giving a few words of advice to young women who have interest in the field.

Jessie Degollado is a Latina role model and a face you have seen on-air for decades at KSAT12.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio, a majority Hispanic city, has the fourth-largest Latino population in the United States. From chefs and political stars to entertainers, athletes and personalities bigger than the North Star Mall boots, here’s a look at 25 influential Latinos in San Antonio, in no particular order. Marina Gonzales: The former CEO of Child Advocates San Antonio is now the new president and CEO of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Her resume also includes serving as the Chief of Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology Division at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio and now is the 2020 Chairwoman for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Erika Prosper Nirenberg: Currently the first lady of San Antonio, Nirenberg has blazed her own path here in San Antonio and is influential to many.