San Antonio could soon become the 6th largest city in U.S., data shows
SAN ANTONIO — Move over Philadelphia! The “Alamo City” could soon be bigger than the “City of Brotherly Love.”. According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, San Antonio is on track to become the sixth largest city in America. Between July 1, 2023, and...
California’s Pokéworks chain to open 10 San Antonio-area restaurants
The fast-casual concept specializes in Hawaiian-style poke bowls, which include a mix of raw fish, rice and veggies.
Wall Street firm sued over death of San Antonio-area child mauled by pit bulls
The parents of a 16-month-old Converse boy allege the gross negligence of Blackstone Inc. and others caused their son’s death in October.
Man dies in major crash along I-10 eastbound lanes at Roland Ave
SAN ANTONIO - A major accident along I-10 east at Roland Avenue claimed the life of one man on Wednesday afternoon. The accident happened around 12:15 p.m. causing the eastbound lanes of I-10 to be shut down for a few hours. Police say a man driving a silver sedan was...
Percussion passion propels Harlandale High School senior into elite Marine Band
SAN ANTONIO — A high school senior is marching into the future—snare drum in hand and Marine blues on the horizon. Dominic Ramirez, a passionate percussionist and graduating senior at Harlandale High School, has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and earned a spot in the highly competitive Marine Band—an...
275 people arrested in operation by ICE’s San Antonio office
The federal agency said 178 of the migrants arrested in the operation were wanted on criminal charges.
KSAT Q&A: San Antonio Mayor discusses mayoral race endorsement, Guajolote Ranch project and more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg appeared on the 6 O’Clock News on Tuesday to discuss several pressing topics, including the upcoming mayoral race. Nirenberg expressed that he is closely monitoring the mayoral race but has not yet decided whether to make an endorsement. “Timing is...
Texas investigating ‘potential violations’ during U.S. Masters Swimming event held in San Antonio
On Monday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced there would be an investigation into U.S. Masters Swimming.
Army presence in San Antonio faces big changes under Hegseth overhaul
Army North and Army South, both based at Fort Sam Houston, are to be folded into a new Western Hemisphere Command. Where it will be located is unclear.
Suspect surrenders after SWAT pelts house with tear gas during West Side standoff
SAN ANTONIO - A tense standoff on the West Side ended peacefully late Tuesday after police used teargas to flush out a barricaded man. It all started around 11 p.m. at a home on Les Harrison Drive near Culebra Road, where officers tried to arrest a man wanted on a warrant.
