Get more election news on KSAT’s Vote 2024 page. While official sample ballots from election administrators are still a few months from being released, we have a pretty good idea who will be running in the November Presidential Election in Bexar County and beyond. Recommended Videos Below are some races that San Antonio-area voters will … Read more
According to The American Cancer Society, about 200,340 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with melanoma in 2024. MACON, Ga. — Dermatologists and oncologists say the best way to check if you have skin cancer is to get it checked early. Michelle Windham is someone who urges everyone if they’re going to be out … Read more
There are five highlights to the proposed changes, which include new watering hours. SAN ANTONIO — SAWS is proposing possible changes to the watering rules. On Thursday, City Council will be voting on whether to adopt the new regulations that aim to help with the drought. There are five highlights to the proposed changes, which … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – The Uvalde Police Department is moving forward with revised active shooter training following the shooting at Robb Elementary School in 2022. In a Facebook post on Monday, the department laid out the phases of the “Guardian Initiative,” which the Texas Police Chiefs Association and the ALERRT Program are coordinating. Recommended Videos A … Read more
MEDINA LAKE, Texas – What’s left of the Medina Lake Reservoir looks anything but familiar. “When you look out across this of what is Medina Lake, how does it make you feel?” KSAT reporter Avery Everett asked broker Mike Mallory. Recommended Videos “I say it’s like a dysfunctional beauty, and she is pretty, but you … Read more
UVALDE, Texas – The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District will reopen its search for its next school board trustee on Tuesday. The district needs to fill its west zone vacancy; trustee Laura Perez previously held the opening. Recommended Videos Perez resigned on Monday to accept the east zone trustee spot left by Anabel White, who … Read more
San Antonio – The family of a man who died while being booked into the Bexar County Jail say the two BCSO detention deputies who restrained him face-down during a “drug-induced delirium,” used unnecessary lethal force. Emmanuel Mora, 37, died on Aug. 27 while he was being booked on a drug possession charge and a … Read more