SAN ANTONIO – Shattered glass and stacks of trash were the reality a West Side neighborhood called Villas de Esperanza woke up to one morning this summer. “It was just shocking,” Tricia, their neighborhood association president, said. “We’ve had this ongoing issue of dumping all the time right here.” Tricia shared photos with KSAT showing … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It may be a while before we learn what the three American citizens freed in a prisoner swap endured during their imprisonment in Russia. Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, radio journalist Alsu Kurmasheva and former Marine Paul Whelan arrived in the U.S. Thursday night. Their plane touched down at Joint Base … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Having learned from past school shooting incidents, North East ISD is preparing for the future with its new eight-man team, which will face the most serious situations should they arise. “I have a group of officers that will be trained, equipped and have the mindset that, if something does happen, they will … Read more
San Antonio leaders are in the process of finalizing changes to the city charter, essentially the city’s rulebook. In November, voters will provide the final say. SAN ANTONIO — A City Hall discussion over council pay increases turned heated Thursday when it came to what will end up on the ballot for voters in November. … Read more
OSHA confirmed it has opened an investigation into Thursday’s incident. AUSTIN, Texas — Authorities are investigating following reports of a death at the Tesla Gigafactory in Austin. Officials with Austin-Travis County EMS said they were called out to the Tesla facility Thursday morning for what they described as an adult patient in cardiac arrest. The … Read more
The week of August 12 will see students starting to return to the classroom en masse. Here’s the first day of school for most area districts. SAN ANTONIO — July vacations have turned into August shopping trips and parents’ eyes are set on tax-free weekend (August 9-11, by the way) as the start of a … Read more
On Friday, Sig Christenson, a military reporter with the San Antonio Express-News, joined the KSAT Q&A to discuss the United States’ recent prisoner swap. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIESMan shot during domestic violence incident on San Antonio's south side faces 2 misdemeanor chargesPhotos of clothes found with human remains … Read more