SAN ANTONIO – St. Philip’s College students are fired up after months of hard work designing and creating unique barbeque pits. The welding club students are raffling off three barbeque pits they built at this year’s CultureFest and Rib Cook-Off, which is an official Fiesta event. The students spent about six months making sure the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced Wednesday that four San Antonio seniors have won corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship awards. The scholars were selected from students who advanced to the Finalist level in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Recommended Videos Corporate sponsors provide the scholarships for finalists who are either children of their … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s Note: This story is dedicated to Jose “Joe” Arredondo, a beloved KSAT photojournalist who died on Saturday. This story was one of the last projects he worked on here at KSAT. Cindy said people in San Antonio often stereotype the homeless community. “I’ve never flown a sign,” Cindy said. “I never … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Visitors to downtown San Antonio can now hop on an adults-only river barge that’s complete with a mariachi band. GO RIO, the city’s river barge operator, announced this week that it has launched the Mariachi Sip & Cruise. Recommended Videos The cruise is for people 21 and older, and includes a tour … Read more
An alleged intruder was shot and taken to the hospital on Thursday morning after he tried to enter a man’s apartment on the West Side.
SAN ANTONIO – Peter Babcock started noticing the signs that something was wrong in about 2016, but he was not diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease until the fall of 2021. Thanks to his neurologist, he was able to start treatment right away. Babcock is still working and continues to be an avid cyclist, but the disease … Read more
Two men were shot by a homeowner while they attempted to steal roofing material at a North Side home early Thursday morning, according to San Antonio police.