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SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio family is demanding answers after federal prosecutors moved to throw out the convictions of two New Mexico police officers

SAN ANTONIO – When a school threat is reported, the public may see police cars, a lockdown or other visible response. But much of the investigation happens behind the scenes.

SAN ANTONIO – From trash to parking to ambulance rides, the City of San Antonio is considering raising or creating more than 140 fees, permits, and other revenue sources in the FY 2027 budget.

SAN ANTONIO – University of Texas at San Antonio students are having mixed reactions after what the university is calling an attempted cybersecurity incident that led leaders to delay the start of class.

San Antonio Ready to Work received national recognition amid Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones’ consideration of diverting some of its funding to help address a budget deficit.

SAN ANTONIO – During the day, the air around the roof of Jubilee Highland Hills on Goliad Road is clear.

SAN ANTONIO – The restaurant industry is struggling, and a new economic report shows just how much.

SAN ANTONIO – After several recent deaths involving Texas high school football players, a San Antonio nonprofit is reminding parents that hidden heart conditions can affect any teen.

SAN ANTONIO – A popular barbecue joint and bar east of downtown San Antonio shut down over the weekend after Metro Health inspectors discovered a pest problem, according to a health inspection report.

SAN ANTONIO – In her first public comment since KSAT broke the news of her censure by an international fire union, San Antonio Fire Department Chief Valerie Frausto defended her decisions on disciplinary and policy issues.