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2 days ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
KSAT InvestigatesOfficer Darius Smith was suspended earlier this monthPublished: April 22, 2025 at 3:09 PMTags: KSAT Investigates, SAPD, Broken BlueSAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio police officer was suspended in connection with a pursuit last fall, suspension records show. Officer Darius Smith, who joined SAPD in September 2023, wrapped up a three-day suspension on April 12. On Oct.
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1 week ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
SAN ANTONIO – The pricetag on the City of San Antonio’s Final Four ticket controversy is growing. Last week, KSAT Investigates was the first to report that the city spent $20,000 to buy San Antonio city councilmembers and their guests VIP tickets to the games at the Alamodome. San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh approved those purchases, which used taxpayer dollars.
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1 week ago | 
tspantx.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo |Mark Oltz
SAN ANTONIO – A former McCollum High School student is revealing details about what she calls a years-long sexual relationship with now-former basketball coach Marcus Alvarado. The student reached out in March after reading KSAT Investigates’ story about the Texas Education Agency’s investigation into Alvarado, which a spokesperson said is still ongoing. The woman asked for her identity to be concealed because she was worried about her family’s safety. “Was it wrong? Yes,” she said.
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1 week ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo |Mark Oltz
SAN ANTONIO – A former McCollum High School student is revealing details about what she calls a years-long sexual relationship with now-former basketball coach Marcus Alvarado. The student reached out in March after reading KSAT Investigates’ story about the Texas Education Agency’s investigation into Alvarado, which a spokesperson said is still ongoing. The woman asked for her identity to be concealed because she was worried about her family’s safety. “Was it wrong? Yes,” she said.
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2 weeks ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
Published: April 10, 2025 at 1:04 PMTags: KSAT Investigates, City Council, Final Four, San AntonioSAN ANTONIO – KSAT Investigates learned who authorized using taxpayer money to buy $20,000 worth of Final Four tickets for councilmembers and a guest — San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh. Earlier this week, KSAT Investigates uncovered records that show the city’s Convention & Sports Facilities department paid $20,000 for Final Four tickets to give to the City Council.
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2 weeks ago | 
ksat.com | Courtney Friedman |Adam Barraza |Robert Samarron |Eddie Latigo
SAN ANTONIO – A new agency has won the bid to take over Bexar County’s foster, adoption and community care services. Up until now, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services has handled Bexar County. However, last week SJRC won the bid to take it over. Since 2021, SJRC has handled foster, adoption and family services for the 27 rural counties surrounding Bexar County, serving 2,094 children. In Bexar County alone, SJRC will now be tasked with serving 2,500 children.
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2 weeks ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of fans filled the Alamodome over the weekend to catch Final Four action, including some of San Antonio’s city councilmembers. Records released to KSAT Investigates show the city paid for their seats. In March, invoices and emails show the city’s Convention & Sports Facilities department paid $20,000 for men’s Final Four tickets to give to the City Council. That covers the cost of 20 VIP tickets — each with a $1,000 price tag and a center-court view.
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3 weeks ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
SAN ANTONIO – A fall in a school hallway ended a longtime Northside ISD educator’s career and life. Her son believes the district failed to support her during her recovery. Evangeline Riojas’ calling was working with children. The 80-year-old dedicated her life to working as a teacher and counselor for NISD. She had worked for the district for over 50 years. “I tried to get her to retire,” said Evangeline’s son, Chris Riojas.
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3 weeks ago | 
tspantx.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
AUSTIN, Texas – Dozens of Texas superintendents met with lawmakers this month in Austin to back a bill some believe could curb violence against teachers in the classroom. This is an issue KSAT Investigates has been digging into for months. Dr. David Vinson, superintendent at Wylie Independent School District in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, wanted to make sure lawmakers knew where he stood. “I don’t want to come back here,” Vinson told KSAT Investigates.
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3 weeks ago | 
ksat.com | Daniela Ibarra |Eddie Latigo
AUSTIN, Texas – Dozens of Texas superintendents met with lawmakers this month in Austin to back a bill some believe could curb violence against teachers in the classroom. This is an issue KSAT Investigates has been digging into for months. Dr. David Vinson, superintendent at Wylie Independent School District in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, wanted to make sure lawmakers knew where he stood. “I don’t want to come back here,” Vinson told KSAT Investigates.
