Courtney Friedman

Banks fills her life with activities that bring her joy. She’s on varsity dance this year, and last year she was class president. But underlying all of her activities is a constant battle for her health.

There's a lot of preparation for teachers who are about to welcome students into their classrooms, but planning school days out isn't just curriculum for one local high school teacher, and others like her.

– Samuel Gomez grew up in a community and culture where men were expected to act a certain way.

SAN ANTONIO – Solutions offer hope. That's the belief behind Solutionaries and why our focus is on the creative thinkers and doers working to make the world a better place. Each episode focuses on effective responses to problems and offers viewers ways they can join the effort for positive change.

September isn't just marked by meteorological fall or Labor Day, it's also when an array of state laws goes into effect

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro of San Antonio and four other Democratic lawmakers from Texas have signed a letter that urges the Department of Justice to investigate any potential civil rights violations committed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against Latino election organizers and volunteers.

KSAT reporter Courtney Friedman and photojournalist Adam Barraza were at Haven for Hope weeks ago, covering a story on the shelter's new youth program.

A 12-year-old boy addressed District Court 436 Judge William Shaw on Wednesday for his first court hearing since being arrested over the weekend.

SAN ANTONIO - – When many people hear the word sepsis, a response to infection, they might think of major surgery or trauma.

SAN ANTONIO – KSAT's Solutionaries series shines a spotlight on the people, programs, and places that are finding ways to solve problems in our community. One person locally isn't just filling a gap in San Antonio but across the globe.