SAN ANTONIO – The main contract for building a new terminal at the San Antonio International Airport has been cleared for takeoff. The San Antonio City Council voted 10-1 Tuesday to allow city staff to finalize a $1 billion contract with one of the largest aviation construction contractors in the country, Hensel Phelps Construction Company. … Read more
The KSAT Explains team first began telling the stories of the people behind several San Antonio namesakes in August of 2023. We knew many more names were worth covering, so this is round two. The Stinson Family Stinson Airport on the city’s South Side is the second-oldest continuously operated airport in the United States. It … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A new exhibit is now open at the San Antonio Museum of Science and Technology, giving families and students an inside look at aerospace. It is a big-picture strategy to help prepare the future generation for thousands of jobs set to come to the Alamo City. “I just feel a lot of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Kayla Corbitt’s husband is in the Army and they’ve been stationed all over the world. It was in Italy where she noticed the only working spouses around her either had no kids or the children were older. So Corbitt educated herself in military child care and became an expert. “My background was … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It was a busy Wednesday morning for volunteers and members of the San Antonio Police Department and Zapatos. Footwear for kids of all sizes were taken to SAPD headquarters to be sorted and taken back to Zapatos storage facility before distribution. Sorting day began around 9 a.m., and within a couple of … Read more
It’s the thought that counts, but 40% of people Consumer Reports surveyed say they’ll probably return at least one gift this holiday season. Increased online shopping may increase those odds. To save your recipients the hassle, it helps to check the return policy before you buy. “Every retailer has their own policy, but many extend … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A jury on Tuesday sentenced a man to 70 years in prison for a drive-by shooting that claimed the life of a 4-year-old boy in July 2017. Jurors deliberated for almost two hours before deciding punishment for Quentin Phillips, who was found guilty of murder Friday in connection with the shooting death … Read more