Alyssa Medina

Two families who have made a lasting impact on the city of San Antonio, and more specifically, Black History in San Antonio, detail their upbringing through stories of triumph.

In the midst of the pandemic, Coach Ang Atwell decided to close her first small business to give life coaching a try-- something she knew she’d always wanted to do.

Two friends came up an app aimed at making it easy to check in on your friends and family. WeTree is currently available on desktop and is coming to mobile apps soon.

Fit Family Challenge give you the opportunity to get healthy with the ones you love through free fitness classes, health screenings and nutrition education.

San Antonio Plus Sized Women Hiking is a group of ladies exploring the outdoors and getting active--not to change their bodies but to embrace and honor them.

Join Alicia Barrera and RJ Marquez live from the Humane Society for a special edition of KSAT News Now on National Dog Day.

British social media influencers Josh and Jace stopped by the KSAT studios on their journey through Texas.

While the weather has many people adorning beanies and coats, the Fiesta Especial royal court is already dressed is crowns and capes.

What started as a gathering of 200 people in 2003 has grown into one of San Antonio’s most powerful community celebrations — and this year, the ABC of Southwest Texas Walk for Autism is bigger than ever.

The Texas Cavaliers are celebrating a major milestone — 100 years as an organization — and a new coffee table book is set to bring that rich history to life. Wendell Hall, the history-minded Cavalier behind the project, recently shared a sneak peek of what he uncovered while digging through a century's worth of stories, traditions and firsts.