Like her tiny patients, San Antonio physician born with odds stacked against her finds success

SAN ANTONIO – To see her now tending to premature babies, some weighing less than an ounce, there’s no hint of the struggles Dr. Isabel Basaldu-Prado endured as a child. “My mother suffered with schizophrenia, and my father, unfortunately, was an alcoholic,” said Basaldu-Prado, a neonatologist at Mission Trails Baptist Hospital affectionally known as “Dr. … Read more

KSAT Investigates year in review: From DA discord to Texas prison lockdowns

SAN ANTONIO – Public safety and the well-being of loved ones were two issues of great importance in the San Antonio community in 2023 and the driving forces behind much of the reporting from KSAT Investigates this year. The investigative unit spent months reviewing resignation letters and exit questionnaires from former employees of the Bexar … Read more

What is Kwanzaa and how is it celebrated?

SAN ANTONIO – On the day after Christmas each year, another holiday begins — Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa isn’t a religious holiday but a celebration of African-American culture and heritage. It’s a time for reflection and connection. The holiday was created in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenga, a professor and activist. It became more popular in the … Read more