Laura Terrill of Planned Parenthood South Texas discussed the impact of the Dobbs decision on abortion rights with Robert Rivard, expressing her concerns about ongoing attacks on access.

San Antonio is initiating the designation of a LGBTQ+ Cultural Heritage District, recognizing the area on North Main Avenue as a historic hub of gay culture and businesses.

SAISD is criticized for closing 19 schools after spending $9 million of a $1.3 billion bond on them. Funds were for upgrades, but were spent on now-closing schools. The district plans to repurpose assets and reinvest in remaining schools.

Families of Uvalde shooting victims called for the resignation of Uvalde County Commissioner Mariano Pargas after a DOJ report criticized his response during the event.

Schools in the San Antonio Independent School District have reopened after repairs to heating systems, with some staff resignations and new accountability measures announced.

Local leaders in San Antonio focus on proactive safety measures for severe weather, targeting vulnerable populations and infrastructure improvements to prevent future tragedies.

Severe weather in San Antonio led to power outages, causing closures of Dezavala Elementary School and Estrada Achievement Center. The SAISD is dealing with infrastructure issues amid financial constraints.

KENS 5 helped a San Antonio couple secure a refund from a dealership, Texas Auto Save, after they sold them a defective truck and neglected customer service issues.

SAISD plans to reopen after a heating failure, with repairs underway and officials set to address concerns following the resignation of two administrators.

An Airbnb owner found a man living in a wrongly-delivered shed on his property, which led to a non-immediate police response and a shed company reviewing its delivery verification policies.

San Antonio's VIA Metropolitan Transit concludes meetings on the proposed Silver Line, promising enhanced East-West connectivity and aiming to attract riders while reducing traffic and emissions.

San Antonio has introduced San AntoniGO, an eco-friendly, free electric trolley service downtown, operated by a couple who recognized a transit gap in the market.

San Antonio responds to cold weather by opening temporary shelters for the homeless, offering various locations and transport services for those in need.