SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio voters could be asked next fall to decide on longer terms for council members, whether to add new council districts and how to determine pay for council members and the city manager. But the specifics of those possible ballot propositions, and others, must first be sorted out by a newly … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – No more than 24 hours after another local school district voted to shut down more than a dozen schools, Edgewood Independent School District is the latest San Antonio-area public district to close schools amid low enrollment and lack of funding. All except for one board member present voted to shut down the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of San Antonio ISD students, teachers, and staff are asking what’s next after the board’s controversial decision to close schools. “The number of schools is going to have a tremendous impact on generations to come in our community,” said Alejandra Lopez, president of the San Antonio Alliance of Teachers and Support … Read more
KSAT noticed two different disciplinary actions taken against an SAPD officer and BCSO deputy for a domestic violence charge. We wanted to take a closer look at the SAPD and BCSO protocols.
UVALDE, Texas – Former Uvalde CISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo, who was fired for cause, had previously won an appeal to remove a blemish from his discharge file. However, that honorable discharge has now reverted back to a general discharge after a judge ruled in favor of the district’s challenge. The honorable discharge decision had … Read more
KSAT 12 has gotten the first look at some recommendations to improve public safety from Bexar County and San Antonio’s top police and court officials.
SAN ANTONIO – More than 16% of San Antonio residents have diabetes, according to UT Health San Antonio. The latest census numbers show our area has more than 1.4 million people, which equates to more than 220,000 members of our community with diabetes. “Fast food. You know, we do construction, so it’s like no good … Read more