A couple, both UTSA alumni, unexpectedly gave birth to their baby in the university's parking lot, reminiscent of their meeting through campus ministry.

Police responded to a poolside shooting at a San Antonio apartment complex, where no injuries were reported and a suspect was detained. A separate incident involving an argument between two women resulted in one cutting the other with a razor.

San Antonio celebrated Mother's Day with family outings, like to the Japanese Tea Gardens, and shared joy and photos. KSAT encouraged sharing images on Connect for a chance to be featured on air.

San Antonio plans to open a new Asian Resource Center in Stone Oak by 2027, with local leaders leading a capital fundraising campaign for the 9,500-square-foot facility.

A former Bexar County Sheriff’s lieutenant received a $400,000 settlement after being fired for attending the January 6 Capitol rally; she claims she witnessed no violence and plans to challenge the current sheriff in elections.

The Cody Branch Library in San Antonio celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special event featuring family-friendly activities and 1980s themed music.

Emergency crews assess storm damage in Guadalupe County; over 1,000 without power initially, reduced to 325. No injuries reported. Aid offered to affected residents.

San Antonio community colleges now offer four-year degrees like cybersecurity and nursing, aligning education with job needs as part of the "AlamoU" initiative.

Wilford Hall Medical Center, a significant military medicine site at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland, is being demolished, with many expressing sentimental connections to the historic facility.

Noelani Martinez, honored as the 2024 Military Child of the Year, copes with the loss of her mother using music and advocates for teenage mental health.

Sam Ash Music, a century-old family-operated music retail chain, is closing all its stores but offering clearance sales both in-store and online until May 2nd, 2024.

A fire at Hudson Apartments in San Antonio, managed by SAMMinistries, has displaced residents and disrupted renovations, resulting in substantial financial loss and recovery efforts.

New Braunfels Fire Department introduces squad vehicles to improve response times and reduce operational costs, with the initiative highlighted in a city case study.