SAN ANTONIO – Veterans Day is this Saturday, and we at KSAT want to honor the veterans in your life! The federal holiday is celebrated during National Veterans and Military Families Month in November. You can tell us about your veteran by submitting your photos and videos on KSAT Connect, where they may be featured … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Days before three men were found fatally shot, one of them had a fight with the man accused of killing them, according to witnesses who testified in court on Wednesday. Pedro Garcia, 21, Matthew Travis Martinez, 22, and Anthony Rodrigues, 24, were found dead, each with several gunshot wounds on Sept. 27, … Read more
In anticipation of cooler weather this week, here’s my recipe for a yummy, warming favorite! KSAT meteorologists go beyond the daily forecast to talk about science, weather phenomena, trivia and other fun topics. Ingredients (Serves 6) FOR THE SOUP: 3 to 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts 1 to 2 tbsp. olive oil Salt & freshly … Read more
After a warmer than average first half of the week, a cold front will push through South Central Texas on Thursday, sending rain chances and cooler air back into the forecast. Here’s the latest: Key Points A cold front arrives in South Central Texas on Thursday, pushing through the Hill Country in the morning, then … Read more
A smoke shop worker was punched in the face while trying to stop a suspected shoplifter. This is about a week after another worker in the city was shot while also trying to prevent a theft.
SAN ANTONIO – Continuing with its promise — or warning — of pursuing rate increases more regularly, CPS Energy will request a new rate hike on Wednesday, a little less than two years since the last one passed. The city-owned gas and electric utility will lay out its proposal to increase its gas and electric … Read more
A Texas businessman at the center of the scandal that led to the historic impeachment of state Attorney General Ken Paxton has been charged with additional federal crimes.