Long before Brent “Doc” Watkins opened Jazz, TX at the Pearl, his musical journey began with a $300 piano in Oregon. He opened up about his unlikely musical journey with KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga in this edition of “Pickup Lines."
A newly released Child Protective Services fatality report offers new details about concerns involving Marlene Vidal’s mental health and stability in the year before she was charged with killing her two children and setting a car on fire with them inside.
San Antonio’s aviation history stretches back more than a century, and the Texas Air Museum at Stinson Field is helping preserve the aircraft, artifacts and personal stories behind it.
A group of San Antonio Girl Scouts is getting ready to trade cookie booths for Broadway and historic landmarks after spending years working toward a shared goal.
Long before he became known for creating Morgan’s Wonderland and championing inclusion around the world, Gordon Hartman was a teenager who simply wanted to build homes.
A San Antonio mother of five says a free parenting program through Metro Health changed the way she communicates with her children and helped her reject discipline methods tied to cycles of abuse.
The Austin Police Department released new body camera, surveillance video and 911 phone calls Thursday from Sunday’s deadly mass shooting on Sixth Street that left four people dead, including the suspected gunman.
The plans to turn an East Side warehouse into a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility have some residents and San Antonio officials looking to push back.
