‘Hopefully, there’s a meaning to it’: Riding on Faith Rodeo 2024 Summer Series dedicated to fallen bull rider

BANDERA, Texas – The Bandera rodeo community honored the life and legacy of Peter De Luna Friday evening around a San Antonio family. Peter De Luna, 22, was killed during a bull riding accident on May 31. He left behind his mother, sister, grandparents and girlfriend. Recommended Videos It’s a loss no one but Peter … Read more

San Antonio legal experts try to digest Biden Administration’s new immigration policy days after it takes effect

SAN ANTONIO – Just days after President Joe Biden dropped a new executive order limiting asylum seekers, San Antonio legal experts are trying to digest what exactly this means for Texas. The policy that went into effect earlier this week will temporarily stop granting asylum to migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border if illegal crossings pass … Read more

Brackenridge High School senior receives surprise visit before graduation ceremony

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio high school student had the surprise of a lifetime before he walked onstage at his graduation ceremony. David Randy Castillo, a senior at Brackenridge High School, was set to culminate his high school education with family and friends Tuesday night inside the Alamo Convocation Center. Recommended Videos However, one … Read more

KSAT Q&A: Alzheimer’s Associaton programs director talks Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

June is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, and Ginny Funk, a programs director with the Alzheimer’s Association San Antonio & South Texas Chapter, joined the KSAT Q&A to raise awareness of the disease. Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIESBCSO: 3-year-old girl found unresponsive in south Bexar County pool; condition is currently unknown'That’s … Read more

San Antonio City Attorney refuses to explain leaking allegations

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio City Attorney appears eager to put a high-profile fight with nearly half the city council behind him — without answering any questions. Four weeks to the day after Andy Segovia accused city council members of leaking information out of closed-door “executive sessions,” he refused to answer KSAT’s questions when … Read more

Texas A&M University System planning to create power network to help Texas energy grid

BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TX – The Texas A&M University System is making plans to create a peaker power network on system-owned lands to help stabilize the Texas energy grid in times of peak demand. KEY POINTS Peaker power plants will only run during times of peak energy demand Texas legislators and private developers approached the Texas … Read more