SAN ANTONIO – San Antonians now have a free courtesy shuttle option to provide last-mile service throughout downtown. After a successful pilot program that kicked off March 14, the Little Runner has provided more than 2,000 rides to over 4,000 passengers over seven weeks. Recommended Videos The service will now extend to provide options within … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A driver is expected to face charges after T-boning a San Antonio police unit and being found with drugs on the Northwest Side, SAPD said. The crash happened around 6 a.m. Monday in the 12700 block of Interstate 10 in a shopping center near De Zavala Road. Recommended Videos A man in … Read more
While not for everyone, there will be some folks around the KSAT 12 viewing area who will see severe weather on Monday, May 13. Here’s what you need to know: A collection of daily blog posts from the KSAT Weather Authority. KEY POINTS Storm chances peak Monday afternoon for San Antonio (Copyright 2024 by KSAT … Read more
UNIVERSAL CITY, Texas – Applications for the new Bezos Academy preschool coming to the Northeast Lakeview College campus are open for parents to enroll their children in the 2024-25 school year. Parents who want to enroll their children must apply for the school’s lottery by 11:59 p.m. PST on July 14. The lottery will take … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – It’s the San Antonio Zoo’s 110th birthday, and everyone’s invited to get a special-priced ticket on Monday in honor of each decade of its history. “We’re turning 110 and you’re invited to party with us! Mark your calendars for May 13th and join the party with a celebratory $11 admission ticket for … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – May marks National Skin Cancer Awareness Month and doctors at the START Center for Cancer Care say the biggest way to protect yourself against the disease is to wear sunscreen. “Sunburns have been correlated with getting skin cancer later on in life,” said Dr. Alexander Miller, Surgical Oncologist at The START Center … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Hajar Abdulraham has overcome more than just the end-of-year tests to reach the graduation stage at Clark High School. Her journey began in Syria when she was only a toddler. “They bombed the hospitals so we couldn’t stay in Syria. We lived in a school in Syria for two years. There was … Read more