The San Antonio MLK March was canceled due to bad weather, but a replacement event will occur on February 24-25, featuring vendors, wellness booths, and a tribute to Dr. King's legacy.

"The Long Game" film, featuring Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid, depicts the true 1957 story of the San Felipe High School Mustangs golf team overcoming racial barriers to win the Texas state championship.

Jennifer Tobias-Struski, a personality on KSAT's SA Live, shares her journey from South Side San Antonio to an EMMY-winning producer, driven by hard work and passion.

Leon Valley's new ordinance bans activities linked to homelessness, stirring controversy over enforcement and rights. Police focus on outreach over citations.

San Antonio is set to open a new charter school in 2024, focusing on educating students with dyslexia. This innovative approach aims to offer specialized support for dyslexic learners.

Our Lady of the Lake University has set a fixed four-year tuition rate for new undergraduates to ease the financial burden of rising educational costs.

San Antonio comedian and ventriloquist Ignacio "Nacho" Estrada passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of community engagement and education-focused entertainment.

Residents of Stone Ridge in San Antonio share their positive experiences of the neighborhood, highlighting its sense of community and access to green spaces.

San Antonio is holding a free landfill day for residents to dispose of bulky items like furniture and tires, with proof of residency and city environmental fee payment required.

Santikos theaters in San Antonio remain closed for a second day due to ongoing technical issues, with no refunds available and other locations operating normally.

Residents of San Antonio's Villa Coronado are upset over the lack of information about Father Roman Community Center's closure since October due to structural concerns, which has disrupted local youth programs.

Study reveals only 45% of Texas community college transfers complete a bachelor's degree, with lower rates for black and adult students, due to credit transfer and funding issues.

The San Antonio Rodeo's Calf Scramble featured 30 kids chasing calves for a chance to win a $1,750 certificate for livestock next year, stirring excitement in the tradition-rich event.