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San Antonio ISD students may study the Book of Genesis, learn that Jesus rose from the dead and read a passage from the Gospel of Matthew this school year. The district’s board of trustees voted 6-1 on Monday to adopt the State of Texas’ controversial Bluebonnet Learning curriculum, which has drawn criticism for inject

Centro San Antonio CEO Trish DeBerry during a Monday talk radio appearance called Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones “toxic” and compared her demands that San Antonio companies step up their fundraising to the “Gestapo.” DeBerry’s jabs during a WOAI-AM radio interview related to Jones’ call to hold a citywide vote on public fundin

SAN ANTONIO - Three La Panaderia Bakery & Café locations in San Antonio violated federal child labor and wage laws, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The Labor Department said its investigation found the businesses employed a 13-year-old, who was too young to legally work, and allowed a 15-year-old to work ove

SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio Police Department Academy cadet was hospitalized Tuesday after accidentally shooting himself in the foot, according to officials. The cadet, a man between 30 and 40 years old, suffered a gunshot wound to his foot after his weapon discharged accidentally, according to SAPD. Emergency...

SAN ANTONIO - The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office has confirmed that skeletal remains discovered near Concepcion Park last month are those of 7-month-old Ozana Cisneros, the infant at the center of a statewide search. The remains were found on the night of July 10, hours after Ozana's mother, 19-year-old...

SAN ANTONIO - The woman who died in a crash on the Northside on Monday morning has been identified. Valerie Ann Keeny, 64, was driving near the intersection of Hardy Oak Blvd and Wilderness Oak on Monday around 11 a.m. when she was T-boned. A teen driver T-boned Keeny as...

SAN ANTONIO – Governor Greg Abbott is set to announce a plan to change the energy landscape in San Antonio in hopes of bringing prices down for consumers. The governor’s office offered KSAT access to the plan ahead of a 2 p.m. news conference Tuesday. The plan is...

San Antonio and Austin residents may soon get something their power bills have never offered: a choice. Gov. Greg Abbott is set Tuesday to unveil a plan that would push city-owned utilities including CPS Energy and Austin Energy to open their retail electricity territories to competition, promising lower bills but also

SAN ANTONIO – Culinaria’s Restaurant Weeks are returning to San Antonio, bringing two weeks of special menus and dining deals. From Aug. 8–29, dozens of restaurants will participate in the event. Participating establishments will serve guests prix-fixe menus for brunch, lunch and dinner throughout the Alamo City.