SAN ANTONIO – A broker associate in San Antonio said San Antonio ISD’s decision to approve “rightsizing” recommendations this week could impact the real estate market. San Antonio is known for its small-town feel. And David Anderson, a broker associate in the city, said his buyers usually search for that. “Families are drawn to homes … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – For the first time in 21 years, the Alamodome says it will turn a profit. The last time the Spurs called the dome home was in 2002, also 21 years ago. From the Spurs coming home game and breaking the NBA attendance record to concerts with big-time performers old and new, the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A city program helping preserve homes is closing applications soon and hundreds of people have already applied. Ruth Paine said they are now living in a healthier and safer environment thanks to San Antonio’s Home Rehabilitation Program. “My home was demolished,” Paine said. A new home was built for Paine and her … Read more
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – Four-and-a-half long years after a partial dam failure largely drained Lake Dunlap, the Guadalupe County lake is full once again behind a newly restored dam. But now downstream property owners say they’re the ones being left high and dry. READ MORE: Lake Dunlap neighbors excited to see lake water returning after … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio ISD voted to close more than a dozen schools, but one of the many questions that remain is what happens to the history behind some of these schools, specifically on the East Side. Frederick Douglass, Samuel H. Gates and Doris Miller elementary schools all have historical significance and generations of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – KSAT Community teamed up with the San Antonio Police Department and Zapatos Inc for a donation drive on Nov. 16. All proceeds collected from Thursday’s phone bank will be used to purchase shoes for school-age children throughout Bexar County. This was the first phone bank for the Share the Shoes campaign; Zapatos … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Families stuffing the SUV for Thanksgiving travel are finding the lowest prices the holiday has seen since 2020. They’re also seeing some fluctuations. Joe Posada has a 500-mile turkey trot ahead of him. “We’re driving to El Paso to spend time with my daughter,” he said. Falling gas prices are something to … Read more