SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to approve the 2024-2025 school year budget Monday night. The unanimous vote came after the district showed a presentation breaking down changes to its General Fund, Debt Service Fund and Child Nutrition Fund for next school year. During the meeting, Superintendent Dr. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio couple who invested $25,000 in a local restaurant company has yet to recoup any money and is no longer receiving messages from the then-owner of the company, they told KSAT Investigates. Christine and Jason Douglas said they were approached in 2022 by Robert Walker, who offered them a five-percent … Read more
With a push for more resources and a nearing milestone, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention aims to spread awareness. AFSP is nearing its second anniversary of launching the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline on July 16. Recommended Videos “It existed before it was known as the suicide lifeline, but it was a toll-free number, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The property of a restaurant and bar on Broadway Street is up for sale after over 90 years of being owned by the same family. Amber Montanio, the broker for the property, confirmed the listing to KSAT on Monday. Recommended Videos The property, located near the University of Incarnate Word, was home … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – What began with an anonymous letter containing a map dropped off at the KSAT 12 front desk in 2021 finally led to the discovery of a small forgotten cemetery behind the junkyards lining New Laredo Highway. None of the employees at the junkyards ever heard of a cemetery, but some did know … Read more
LAREDO, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized $5.1 million in marijuana Sunday at a Laredo port of entry. According to CBP officials, an 18-wheeler hauling a commercial shipment was referred for a secondary inspection at the World Trade Bridge. Recommended Videos During the inspection, CBP officers discovered 98 packages containing a total … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The city and fire union’s stalled contract negotiations sputtered back to life Monday after a seven-week break. But although the City of San Antonio and San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association appeared to make more progress in one session than they had in the previous eight, they’re still far apart in terms of … Read more