SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Food Bank and Salvation Army said they’re ready to head to the Texas coast after Tropical Storm Beryl makes landfall. The storm is expected to hit the Texas Gulf Coast late Sunday to early Monday morning and be near hurricane strength. A spokesman confirmed the Salvation Army from San … Read more
FREDERICKSBURG, Texas – Longneck Manor in Fredericksburg welcomed a boy giraffe calf named Indy to its wildlife family. The 155-pound giraffe was born just this past Tuesday, July 2. Since it’s a holiday week, Longneck Manor named Indy after Independence Day. Recommended Videos “This is the second birth at Longneck Manor, and we are thrilled … Read more
A new law that went into effect on July 1 requires that children featured on social media be paid for their work. The bill amends the state’s Child Labor law to include children who are featured on their parents’ or caregivers’ social media. Recommended Videos “The rise of social media has given children new opportunities … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – One of the nation’s most popular dog shows is coming to the Alamo City from July 12-14. River City Cluster of Dog Shows will host the three-day all-breed event with several specialty shows and an American Kennel Club National owner-handled series. Recommended Videos RCCDS is bringing top dogs, breeders and handlers, featuring … Read more
Thursday’s shark attacks off South Padre Island alarmed many beachgoers. Two people were taken to a hospital with bites, and two others were injured after encountering a shark. Recommended Videos The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department said all the incidents involved the same shark. Videos show a crowd of people looking in the water as … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Severe weather can happen anytime in Texas, and it’s important to remain calm and stay informed about resources to help you in an emergency. KSAT has compiled a list of resources you can use during severe weather in the Bexar County area. Recommended Videos Find updates from the National Weather Service for … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas – Texas officials are urging people to stay prepared — and not panic — ahead of Hurricane Beryl. In a briefing on Friday afternoon, acting Governor Dan Patrick and Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd said it is too early to tell Beryl’s path and landfall, but people should plan ahead. … Read more