SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Department of Transportation is reaching out to the community to weigh in on a draft plan for the future of bicycle mobility in Texas. TxDOT, using public and stakeholder feedback from last year, developed a plan to guide improvements in the future. The plan analyzes the needs for bicycle infrastructure … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – You can watch the full investigation on the Nightbeat. An officer assigned to the executive protection detail of San Antonio Police Department Chief William McManus sent sexually explicit text messages to a woman while on the clock, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show. Allegations against Officer Mark Castillo first surfaced in late … Read more
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas – A woman who was one of four people attacked by a shark off South Padre Island on Independence Day shared what she experienced the moments before she was attacked. Tabatha Sullivent was in the water when she spotted what she believed was a large fish. “There are about four of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Fortnite players will have an opportunity to win a $10,000 grand prize as part of a tournament held by Whataburger, according to a press release. Tournament qualifiers will take place on July 17, with the tournament final held on July 22. Recommended Videos Whataburger said “Breakfast in Bedwars” will take place on … Read more
HIGHLIGHTS – Highs will be in the upper-90s for Tuesday and the remainder of the week – A 30% chance for pop-up showers/storms between 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. FORECAST DETAILS A few spotty showers/storms will be possible Tuesday afternoon (Copyright 2024 by KSAT – All rights reserved.) It’ll be a hot day around San … Read more
MATAGRODA COUNTY, Texas – Coastal communities have spent the day cleaning up damage caused by Beryl, which has now been categorized as a tropical depression. In Matagorda County, near where Beryl made landfall, several homes and businesses had shingles ripped off roofs. Homes along the bay had bent garage doors, mangled siding, and debris in … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Rose Levy said San Antonio feels hotter every summer. “It’s very, very warm,” Levy said. “People walk around a lot here, and the kids walk from school. It’s just too dangerous.” That’s why she showed up to the city’s Cool Neighborhoods Program open house in District 3 on Monday night. And she … Read more