‘It’s f—ing nasty’: Rat feces among 17 violations found at West Side restaurant
SAN ANTONIO – Rat poop and 16 other violations were found at a West Side Mexican restaurant last month, according to a report from Metro Health. Behind the Kitchen Door is a series where KSAT investigates health inspections of restaurants in and around San Antonio. Ramona’s Taco. The...
Dramatic video shows Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy rescuing infant from hot vehicle
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – A Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy broke into a vehicle on the West Side last month to rescue a 4-month-old infant from a “dangerously” hot vehicle, the sheriff’s office said in a social media post. Bodycam footage shared with KSAT showed the...
Man who killed San Antonio dad in West Side hit-and-run gets 10 years
Jonathan Acosta pleaded guilty in the 2024 crash that killed Raul Peña Jr. The 55-year-old Peña managed to push his son to safety but could not save himself.
BCSO: Man accused of using blowtorch, knife and cinder block to attack neighbors; set...
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – A man is accused of setting his own home on fire before launching an attack on a nearby residence that included a blowtorch, a knife and a cinder block, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. In a news release, the sheriff’s office said...
Dog dies in hot car while owner shops at Walmart on Northeast Side
Deputies arrested the dog's owner, 35-year-old Damaris Herrera Aguilar. She is charged with cruelty to a non-livestock animal.
Husband, wife found dead in Hill Country are from San Antonio area
Their bodies were found near Fredericksburg in what investigators believe was a murder-suicide, according to Gillespie County Sheriff Chris Ayala.
San Antonio mother seeks answers after 13-year-old son drowns at Boerne City Lake
BOERNE, Texas – A San Antonio mother is demanding answers after her 13-year-old son drowned Sunday at Boerne City Lake. Mia Robinson said her son, Jaylen, told her he was going for a swim, but he never mentioned he was leaving the city and going to a lake. “He...
Judge Gags San Antonio Hospice In Magnolia Name Dust-Up
A federal judge has temporarily sidelined San Antonio’s Magnolia Hospice Company Inc. from using the Magnolia name while a trademark fight plays out, finding the branding battle is likely to leave patients and health care partners scratching their heads. The preliminary injunction takes effect immediately and will stay
The Dakota shapes its neighborhood with cold brews and compassion
San Antonio's East Side, between Dignowity Hill and Denver Heights, will soon lose a true community anchor.
Downtown San Antonio sliver sits ripe for a renaissance
A wave of hotel shakeups, new restaurants and major property changes could reshape an overlooked piece of the city’s core.
